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Ananda

French. Directed by Fatimah Rony & Ariel Victor Arthanto.

ANANDA (in French: La Javanaise) is a fictional story, based on historical figures and events, of a young girls journey to find freedom and return home. In 1893, free-spirit ANANDA (13), lives happily with her little sister Tika (8) and their grandmother EMBAH (53) in a seaside village in Java. Yearning to be a shaman like Embah, Ananda enters the forbidden jungle and encounters a fierce TIGER. Suddenly, the girl and the tiger are both captured by traffickers. Ananda is sent to Paris, France where she works as a model and servant for a bohemian painter who abuses her. On a quest to return home, Ananda escapes, disguises herself as a boy, and encounters the Tiger again at the Cirque Fernando, where Ananda finds a new family among the misfits of the circus.

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1h 20m
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French
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Country
France, Indonesia, Luxembourg, Germany
Written by
Fatimah Rony

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If you liked Ananda, try Angela's Christmas Wish, Snoopy Presents: There's No Place Like Home, Snoopy, PAW Patrol: Jet to the Rescue.

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Ananda was directed by Fatimah Rony and Ariel Victor Arthanto.

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