Breaking Barriers and Building Bonds Through “The Invisible Wall”

PeaceGeneration Indonesia held an event called “Peacetival Vol. 7” at the Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB). One of the festival’s highlights was a screening of “The Invisible Wall,” a collaboration between PeaceGen, Ruangobrol.id (Kreasi Prasasti Perdamaian) and the Empatiku Foundation. This film facilitated the formation of a community group known as the Tim Tangguh.

Breaking Down the Wall, Fostering Dialogue and Understanding through Film

The film uses the Breaking Down the Wall (BDW) concept, designed to encourage dialogue and understanding between two communities. Through shared experiences, it fosters learning, listening, and a sense of security. By applying this concept, the film transforms these interactions into an inspiring narrative to convey positive messages to a broader audience.

From Stigma to Strength, “The Invisible Wall” Units 75+ Participants in Different Kind of Societies to Build a Resilient Society

Approximately 75 participants from diverse backgrounds attended, including community organisations, activists, students, and social groups. “The Invisible Wall” serves as a platform for these people to come together, discuss issues related to stigma and social bias, and collectively explore ways to create a more resilient society.

Breaking Boundaries and How Film Connects and Challenges Audiences

After the film screening, attendees are invited to an engaging discussion with the speakers, where they explore various compelling topics related to the film. A key focus is the ethics of handling sensitive content, where the speakers delve into their responsibilities when portraying challenging subjects. They share insights on how their choices impact the audience and the importance of respectful representation.

Additionally, the conversation highlights how the media can connect with individuals unfamiliar with essential issues. The speakers provided examples during the talk that sparked dialogue and understanding among diverse groups, showcasing the media’s role in fostering empathy.

This dynamic discussion creates a valuable opportunity for community members, students, and others present to share their perspectives and experiences. It encourages open-mindedness and introspection, bridging gaps and challenging preconceptions.

Authentic and Accessible, a Powerful Film on Stigma, Prejudice, and Resilience

Moreover, the film acts as an effective mediator, helping the audience learn its serious compositions, such as stigma and prejudice, in a relatable manner. The characters portrayed in the film are based on true stories, which enhances their connection with people. With critical visual elements, including authentic situations captured in a documentary style and an emotional approach to the characters, the film is easily accessible to anyone interested in watching it. The film is also available on YouTube, which allows people to watch it easily anywhere.

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