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Confucianism Gets the Short End of the Joss Stick in Hanung Bramantyo’s “?”
In one of the opening scenes in Hanung Bramantyo’s new film “?” (“Tanda Tanya,” or “Question Mark”) we meet one of the main characters, Rika, who is busy cleaning up and organizing the shelves in her bookstore. I don’t remember … Continue reading →
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