"PESTA BABI" (Full Movie) Dokumenter Kolonialisme Modern di Papua.

Through the investigative documentary work of Dandhy Laksono and Cypri Paju Dale, "Pig Party: Colonialism in the Modern Era" portrays the profound changes occurring in South Papua due to the influx of large-scale food, energy, and plantation projects. The film follows the lives of indigenous communities such as the Marind, Yei, Awyu, and Muyu in the Merauke, Boven Digoel, and Mappi regions, as they face the gradual loss of their forests, ancestral lands, and living spaces. The documentary shows the contrast between Papua's rich natural resources and the indigenous livelihoods dependent on them, and industrial expansion that has led to massive land clearing for development and investment. Sago forests are being cut down, the environment is changing, and indigenous communities face social and economic pressures amidst these changes. Through the perspective of local residents, the film highlights the indigenous people's struggle to maintain their culture, identity, and land rights. The sacred Papuan tradition of "pig parties" is used as a symbol of unity, ancestral heritage, and the irony of modernization that is slowly shifting traditional values. In addition to discussing environmental and agrarian issues, this documentary also opens up space for reflection on development, natural resource exploitation, and the future of Papua's indigenous people amidst the ambitions of large-scale national projects. #PestaBabi #PapuaDocumentary #SouthPapua #DocumentaryFilm