Lola Amaria Reveals Another Side of Indonesia's Dark History Through Eksil (Photo: Bambang E Ros, DI: Raga/VOI)
JAKARTA – Film star and director Lola Amaria has just released her latest film entitled Eksil which broadly tells the story of the life struggles of 10 political victims as a result of the outbreak of the 30 September 1965 Movement or commonly known as G30S PKI (Indonesian Communist Party) who were forced to be unable to return to their homeland, Indonesia, because they were considered to have no identity and were eventually called exiles. During an exclusive interview with VOI, Lola Amaria explained in detail her struggle for almost 10 years to be able to produce this film which cost up to billions of Rupiah. Based on her curiosity as an Indonesian citizen regarding the history of her country, she took the courage to invite five other people to work on this film.
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