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Running time 111 minutes Country Indonesia Language Indonesian, Sang Penari ( The Dancer) is a 2011 Indonesian film based on the trilogy of novels Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk by and directed. Starring and, it tells the story of a young man and his friendship with his small village's new. The second adaptation of the Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk trilogy, Sang Penari required two years of research to better present the historical context, including the and ensuing; these details, censored in the original trilogy by the government, were more explicit than in the novels. Although the film was set and shot in,, neither of the leads was. Nasution, cast in her debut role, is, while Antara is. Upon its release on 10 November 2011, Sang Penari was critically praised. Tohari called it a 'sublime adaptation of his work', while Labodalih Sembiring of the described its socio-cultural elements as worthy of a.

At the 2011, Sang Penari won four awards, including, out of nine nominations. (pictured in 2018) directed Sang Penari Sang Penari was directed by Ifa Isfansyah. Husband and wife team Wong Aksan and were chosen to do the scoring, which they spent a month and a half on; they later said that work on the film brought them closer together.

Shanty Harmayn, who had previously worked on ( Whispering Sands; 2004), was chosen to produce, while, known for his scripts for ( Verses of Love; 2008) and ( Rainbow Warriors; 2009) spearheaded the writing. The screenplay went through twelve drafts and took two years of research. Sang Penari is based on the Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk ( Ronggeng of Paruk Hamlet) by; it is the second adaptation of the work, after Darah dan Mahkota Ronggeng ( Blood and Crown of a Dancer), directed by Yazman Yazid and starring Ray Sahetapy and Enny Beatrice, in 1983. The film was shot mostly in,. Director Ifa Isfansyah attempted to cast the lead role of Srintil there, but failed after several months looking.

Isfansyah eventually chose a new actress, Prisia Nasution. Actor Nyoman Oka Antara, who had previously played in ( Verses of Love; 2008) and Perempuan Berkalung Sorban ( The Girl With the Keffiyeh Around Her Neck; 2009), was cast in the leading male role.

The film also featured Slamet Rahardjo, Dewi Irawan, Hendro Djarot, Tio Pakusadewo, Lukman Sardi, and Teuku Rifnu Wikana in supporting roles; also had a cameo as a dancer. Style and themes [ ] Sang Penari touches on the history of communism in Indonesia, focusing on the spreading its ideology and the of the Communist Party's members from 1965–1966, which is thought to have killed several hundred thousand. It is only the third Indonesian film to cover the killings, following 's G30S/PKI (1984) and 's (2005).

Tohari later said that if he had written about the killings as they were depicted in the film, the repressive government would have had him shot. Sang Penari features many spoken lines in the spoken in the area. It also features several aspects of Indonesian culture, including. Release and reception [ ] Sang Penari was released on 10 November 2011. Tohari, who had refused to watch the first adaptation, enjoyed Sang Penari and reportedly considered it a 'sublime adaptation of his work'. Triwik Kurniasari, writing for, described the film as 'artistically stunning' and that Isfansyah 'smoothly translates the sinister moment and the vicious attempts taken by the military in handling possible traitors'.

Labodalih Sembiring, writing for the, said the socio-cultural elements in the film were worthy of a and that it featured good acting and direction; however, the film's soundtrack was considered lacking. Awards [ ] Sang Penari was nominated for nine awards at the 2011, winning four. The film was selected as the for the at the, but it did not make the final shortlist. Award Year Category Recipient Result 2011 Won Ifa Isfansyah Won Best Screenplay Salman Aristo, Ifa Isfansyah, and Shanty Harmayn Nominated Best Cinematography Yadi Sugandi Nominated Best Artistic Direction Eros Eflin Nominated Nyoman Oka Antara Nominated Prisia Nasution Won Best Supporting Actor Hendro Djarot Nominated Dewi Irawan Won Submitted See also [ ] • • References [ ] Footnotes.