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After its rediscovery, the film was screened in Desa Seberaya, the location where it was originally shot, in October 2024.[4] It was also presented at the 54th International Film Festival Rotterdam in February 2025.[5] It was also screened in various cities in Indonesia.[6][7] It was screened at the Jakarta Film Week at the Classique section in October 2025.[8]
Preservation status
The film was considered lost during the Soeharto regime due to the Siagian's membership of LEKRA. Researcher and curator Bunga Siagian, had spent a decade trying to rediscover her father's films. In 2022, while participating in Documenta, she met a video artist from Tashkent. She later sought their help in locating the film, as it had once been screened in the city in 1958.[2]Turang was discovered in the Gosfilmofond archive in 2023.[9]
↑Razlogova, Elena (2021). "Cinemain the Spirit of Bandung: The Afro-Asian Film Festival Circuit, 1957–1964". In Bystrom, Kerry; Popescu, Monica; Zien, Katherine (eds.). The Cultural Cold War and the Global South: Sites of Contest and Communitas. Routledge. pp.111–128.
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