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The Army Forced Them to Be Violent
2002
Color
43 minutes
Indonesia
English
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The Army Forced Them to Be Violent

Student Movement in Indonesia
After the fall of President Suharto in May 1998, the student movement in Indonesia had to face the military/police repression in their fight for overall reform. Because of the repression and force that they encountered, the student movement itself became more violent, until eventually they challenged the military in the streets. This documentary provides gripping and inspiring eyewitness footage of some of the most dramatic clashes in the student movement history.
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