Palme d'Or Winner Director Emphasizes Audience Connection at Jakarta World Cinema 2026
The Jakarta World Cinema 2026 festival opened with director Tudor Vladimir Panduru of the Palme d'Or-winning film "Fjord." Panduru stated that films truly come alive when they connect with their audience, expressing his hope that Indonesian viewers will enjoy "Fjord."
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