2013-05-21T14:11:47+07:00 Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors daily 1 2010-04-29T17:00:31Z AT STAKE is a brave and eye-opening documentary tackling taboo issues that many women are facing in the world's most populous Islamic country. The film is the result of PROJECT CHANGE!, a master class documentary workshop, in which four projects from five emerging filmmakers were selected and produced in an anthology format. 

The topics range from female genital mutilation, the conflict over a woman's marital status and her access to reproductive health services, sex workers, female migrant workers, and the difficulties of being a lesbian in Indonesian society. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights featured violence against women sex worker rights 2012-08-16T01:12:24Z Video video/mp4 What's The Point? is the second documentary in the At Stake documentary series. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights violence against women sex worker rights 2012-08-16T12:47:54Z Video video/mp4 Miss. Mrs.? is the third documentary in the At Stake documentary series KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights violence against women sex worker rights 2012-08-03T22:07:02Z Video video/mp4 Effort for Love is the first documentary in the At Stake documentary series. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights violence against women sex worker rights 2012-08-15T01:49:47Z Video video/mp4 Our Children’s Fund is the fourth documentary in the At Stake documentary series. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights violence against women sex worker rights 2012-08-08T03:36:30Z Video video/mp4 Effort for Love (Mengusahakan Cinta) is the first documentary in the At Stake documentary series. Ruwati and Riantini are two migrant workers who work as domestic helpers in Hong Kong. They are well paid and the bread winner for the family in Java. From the outside, we see them as accomplished women. But they are facing dilemmas in their love life. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights Hong Kong migrant workers TKI TKW LGBT 2012-06-11T07:45:44Z Video video/mp4 Our Children’s Fund is the fourth documentary in the At Stake documentary series. Chinese cemeteries are renowned for their big and elaborate graves. People believe the higher the land, the closer the spirit will be to heaven. In East Java lies an infamous Chinese cemetery on Mount Bolo. After sunset the place gives a different type of service to the public and transforms into an illegal prostitution area. ucu Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights violence against women sex worker rights 2012-08-03T08:48:57Z Video video/mp4 What's The Point? is the second documentary in the At Stake documentary series. The film gives a closer look at the practice of female circumcision in Indonesia. Although female circumcision in Indonesia doesn’t remove the whole part of the women’s clitoris and labia as in Africa, it is still widely accepted. The reason is to ‘clean’ the girl and prevent the girl from evil spirit that leads her to being promiscuous. Even today, many people are not aware of the threat from the practice. The film shows the chaotic beliefs and context behind female circumcision. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors reproductive rights violence against women children sex 2012-08-03T21:50:54Z Video video/mp4 Miss. Mrs.? is the third documentary in the At Stake documentary series. In Jakarta, women have easy access to glossy magazines, designer labels-or the latest cosmetics. But finding a non-judgmental ob/gyn is not easy. This film follows the quest of single and unmarried women in getting the right treatment for their reproductive health. Most get unfriendly gestures from the hospital nurses and doctors. When an unmarried woman wants to find the right contraception, she gets disapproval from nurses and doctors and is lectured on morality instead. The film questions the importance of health versus moral judgment. KalyanaShira Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors tradition reproductive rights 2012-06-28T13:18:06Z Video video/mp4