Christine Hakim

Christine Hakim is an Indonesian actress and film producer whose career spans acclaimed Indonesian cinema and international films, including Eat Pray Love and The Night Comes for Us.

Cinta Pertama: A 1973 Indonesian romantic drama film directed by Teguh Karya and starring Christine Hakim. Hakim’s screen debut launched a career that became central to Indonesian cinema.
Teguh Karya: An Indonesian film and theater director whose films helped shape modern Indonesian cinema. He directed Hakim in formative films including Cinta Pertama and Badai Pasti Berlalu.
Indonesian Film Festival: Indonesia’s major film awards event, known by its Indonesian name, Festival Film Indonesia. Hakim’s acting awards at the festival mark her standing within Indonesian film culture.
Kalyana Shira Film: An Indonesian film production company founded by Christine Hakim. The company reflects Hakim’s role in developing and producing Indonesian films beyond her acting work.
Badai Pasti Berlalu: A 1977 Indonesian romantic drama film directed by Teguh Karya. Hakim’s performance helped establish her as a leading actress in Indonesian film.
Garin Nugroho: An Indonesian film director known for formally adventurous films engaging with the country's culture and history. His film Daun di Atas Bantal featured Hakim and linked her to a later generation of directors.
Citra Award: An Indonesian film award presented at the Festival Film Indonesia. Hakim received multiple Citra Awards, including recognition for her performance in Tjoet Nja' Dhien.
Borobudur Temple Compounds: A Buddhist temple complex in Central Java, Indonesia, built in the eighth and ninth centuries. Hakim has served as a cultural heritage advocate associated with the preservation of Indonesian sites such as Borobudur.
Tjoet Nja' Dhien: A 1988 Indonesian historical film about Acehnese resistance leader Cut Nyak Dhien. Hakim played the title role in this landmark film, which won international recognition.
Mira Lesmana: An Indonesian film producer and screenwriter associated with the revival of Indonesian cinema. Lesmana produced films in which Hakim acted, connecting her work to a new wave of Indonesian production.

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