Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Take a look at the trailer for Photome from Gertak Film Indonesia, one of the five UNiTE Short Film Fellowship films.
A young woman and her best friend become victims of online harassment after photos of them running are shared without their consent. They are forced to confront pressure from their families, the public, and an arrogant running photographer, putting both their friendship and their dignity at stake
Watch all trailers from the UNiTE Short Film Fellowship program here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPU9AH-smFbS0vkSRFQZ35TFfiNIjja-B
Are you interested in screening this short film? Please send an email to idn.communications@unwomen.org and indonesia.social@unfpa.org.
The UNiTE Short Film Fellowship is initiated by UN Women Indonesia and UNFPA Indonesia in collaboration with Siklus Indonesia and Minikino, and supported by Global Affairs Canada. The Fellowship aims to support filmmakers in crafting powerful stories that spark conversations, challenge harmful norms, and inspire public dialogue on violence against women and girls.
๐ Learn more: bit.ly/unite-program-book
Take a look at the trailer for Photome from Gertak Film Indonesia, one of the five UNiTE Short Film Fellowship films.
A young woman and her best friend become victims of online harassment after photos of them running are shared without their consent. They are forced to confront pressure from their families, the public, and an arrogant running photographer, putting both their friendship and their dignity at stake
Watch all trailers from the UNiTE Short Film Fellowship program here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPU9AH-smFbS0vkSRFQZ35TFfiNIjja-B
Are you interested in screening this short film? Please send an email to idn.communications@unwomen.org and indonesia.social@unfpa.org.
The UNiTE Short Film Fellowship is initiated by UN Women Indonesia and UNFPA Indonesia in collaboration with Siklus Indonesia and Minikino, and supported by Global Affairs Canada. The Fellowship aims to support filmmakers in crafting powerful stories that spark conversations, challenge harmful norms, and inspire public dialogue on violence against women and girls.
๐ Learn more: bit.ly/unite-program-book
