Documentary

SYNOPSIS Tainted Bites is a gripping short documentary that uncovers the invisible danger of microplastics infiltrating the island’s marine life—and eventually, our own bodies. Journeying from the open sea to bustling fish markets, the film features local fishermen, leading researchers, a medical expert, and an ocean activist. Together, they reveal how plastic waste is silently entering the food chain, affecting both human health and traditional livelihoods. Visually rich and emotionally resonant, Tainted Bites is a wake-up call to rethink our relationship with plastic—before it’s too late. CREW AND CAST Tristan D. Rama – Producer / Yudi Suarbawa – Producer / Harrie James Kerley – Producer Assistant / Carly Althoff – Producer Assistant / Ni Ketut Ekayanti – Producer Assistant / Amanda Selena Purnama – Producer Assistant / Tristan D. Rama – Director / Tristan D. Rama – Writer / Panji Dharmajaya – Director of Photography / Eka Aditya – Camera Assistant / Pande Satya – Production Assistant / I Putu Ranu Fajar Maharta – Key Cast / Saliza Binti Mohd Elias – Key Cast / Kadek Yudi Suarbawa – Key Cast / Muhammad Yudhi – Key Cast / Asep Natsir – Key Cast / Ketut Sepel – Key Cast / Efraim Batunanggar – Key Cast / Muhammad Abraham – Key Cast / Krishna Dananjaya – Key Cast. AN OCEANHERO AND TDR FILMS PRODUCTION FILMED IN BALI AND KUALA LUMPUR | COMING SOON

CLIENT MKP E-TICKETING PROJECT BRANDED DOCUMENTARY PROJECT YEAR 2023 PRODUCTION LOCATION BALI (ID) OUTPUT SHORT DOCUMENTARY This is a captivating short documentary that unveils the rich spiritual traditions of Bali’s holiest temple, Pura Agung Besakih. Funded by MKP, a leading ticketing company for the temple, this project offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the vibrant ceremonies that take place throughout the year. The film captures the beauty, reverence, and deep cultural significance of the rituals performed by the Balinese people, showcasing their connection to the divine and the island’s profound spiritual heritage. Through stunning visuals and heartfelt storytelling, the documentary highlights the significance of Pura Besakih as the spiritual heart of Bali, where thousands gather to honor their gods and ancestors. As MKP supports this project, it also serves as a tribute to the temple’s enduring role in Bali’s cultural identity. This short documentary will not only inspire awe but also educate viewers about the temple’s sacred history and the importance of preserving these ancient traditions for future generations. BEHIND THE SCENES

CLIENT UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA PROJECT DOCUMENTARY PROJECT YEAR 2022 PRODUCTION LOCATION JAKARTA (ID) OUTPUT PROJECT DOCUMENTARY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdPx3aZOv7o TDR FILMS produced a 4-minute documentary that captures the development of a ceramic foam filter by students from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Indonesia. This student-initiated project focuses on creating a filter capable of purifying molten aluminum, a critical step in ensuring higher quality in metal casting. With no external funding or major institutional backing, the project stands as a testament to grassroots innovation, driven purely by academic curiosity and engineering ambition. The film features interviews with the students behind the project, along with input from faculty members and lab supervisors who supported the process. TDR FILMS takes viewers through the full journey—from initial concept and design, to hands-on lab work and prototype testing—shedding light on the learning, trial-and-error, and problem-solving that fueled the project. BEHIND THE SCENES

CLIENT UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA PROJECT DOCUMENTARY PROJECT YEAR 2022 PRODUCTION LOCATION DEPOK (ID) OUTPUT DOCUMENTARY VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuEiDgNXEuc TDR FILMS produced a 12-minute documentary for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Indonesia, spotlighting a groundbreaking project funded through a Ministry of Education pitch fund. The film documents the creation of a specialized machine designed to test material inclusion and fluidity—an essential advancement in engineering research and innovation. From concept to execution, the project exemplifies how academic institutions can drive practical, real-world solutions with government support. The documentary weaves together interviews with key figures including the former president of the University of Indonesia, the dean of the faculty, student researchers, and technical staff—each offering insight into the collaborative effort behind the innovation. TDR FILMS captured not just the science, but the spirit of progress: warehouse walk-throughs, hands-on lab work, and candid moments that underline the passion and precision poured into the project. It’s a film that celebrates engineering as a living, breathing process—built on curiosity, backed by policy, and driven by purpose.