Source: Jakarta Globe
Very few people, including Indonesians, know of Banda’s bloody colonial history and its domination by foreign powers for more than 400 years. Now famous among divers for its underwater beauty, the Banda Islands have been witness to many historical events that shape Indonesia today.
In 2017, producer Sheila Timothy and director Jay Subyakto finally shed a light on Banda’s almost forgotten history with a new documentary called “Banda: The Dark Forgotten Trail.”
Read the story at the Jakarta Globe.
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