
Sugar Map

Synopsis
The Glebagan system was born to require farmers to rotate crops and convert some of their land from daily staple crops to industrial raw materials. Using an observational documentary approach, the film shows the landscape of the sugar map in a village in the Krembung region, tracing step by step the sugarcane plantations that choke farmers’ rice fields. It is an exploration of repeating cycles, interspersed with past archival footage of sugar cane, sugar, and movements.
Credits

Ali Satri Efendi
Ali Satri Efendi was born in Karawang and currently lives in Bekasi, Indonesia. As a filmmaker, his films were screened at various film festivals, such as ARKIPEL: Jakarta International Experimental & Documentary Film Festival, Images Forum, Festival Film Dokumenter, Minikino: Bali International Short Film Festival, and MONITOR 15, a tour program conducted by SAVAC (South Asian Visual Art Center), and exhibited at BGSU Galleries in Ohio, as well as in Singapore National Gallery. He studies visual art experimentations at Milisifilem Collective and has participated in various exhibitions of visual art.
