The concept of harassment in the work place and the way the MeToo movement has intently dealt with it lately has been a topic that cinema has been dealing intently with during the last few years, with films like “Kim Ji-young: Born 1982” being among the first that come to mind. It seems, however, that there is another aspect to the whole concept, and that in some countries, like Indonesia in this case, the law of omerta still applies.
“Please Be Quiet” review is part of the Submit Your Film Initiative
The story begins in the office of a company, where two colleagues and friends, Sara and Putri, are joking about their job, a bit before they leave for the night. Eventually, their boss, CEO Benny comes into their office and asks Putri to stay a bit longer in order to finish another deadline. The girl complains that she has not...
“Please Be Quiet” review is part of the Submit Your Film Initiative
The story begins in the office of a company, where two colleagues and friends, Sara and Putri, are joking about their job, a bit before they leave for the night. Eventually, their boss, CEO Benny comes into their office and asks Putri to stay a bit longer in order to finish another deadline. The girl complains that she has not...
- 6/26/2022
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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