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.