28 November–5 December
Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Date source: JAFF
Yogyakarta · held each November–December
Indonesia’s premier Asian cinema festival — founded in 2006 in Yogyakarta (Jogja) with NETPAC. The Golden Hanoman Award crowns the best film in competition, while Silver Hanoman, NETPAC, Geber, and Indonesian Screen Awards map the region’s boldest new features from Indonesia across Southeast and East Asia.
13 titles across 10 editions in our catalogue. Editions run newest first; within each edition, recorded festival winners lead, followed by Celluloid Score. Browse Indonesia cinema on Indonesia.
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28 November–5 December
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Date source: JAFF
Festival dates do not confirm individual screening times or ticket availability. The film archive below spans earlier editions; it is not the announced 2026 selection.
Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival is held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia each November–December. Its top prize is the Golden Hanoman. Celluloid ranks 13 films across 10 editions by Celluloid Score, with award winners first. The highest-rated JAFF film on Celluloid is House of Hummingbird (2019) at 84%. Latest edition in the catalogue: JAFF 2025. 12 recorded festival prize winners are called out on this page.
Golden Hanoman and other prize winners: A Useful Ghost (Silver Hanoman Award, 2025) , Becoming Human (Golden Hanoman Award, 2025) , Happyend (Golden Hanoman Award, 2024) , Viet and Nam (Silver Hanoman Award, 2024) , Monisme (Golden Hanoman Award, 2023) , Autobiography (Golden Hanoman Award, 2022) , Taste (Golden Hanoman Award, 2021) , House of Hummingbird (Golden Hanoman Award, 2019) , 27 Steps of May (Golden Hanoman Award, 2018) , The Seen and Unseen (Golden Hanoman Award, 2017) , Solo, Solitude (Golden Hanoman Award, 2016) , Bunohan (Golden Hanoman Award, 2012)
All-time quality view — Celluloid Score, not jury order. For the circuit explainer see festival prizes decoded and Asia’s biggest film festivals.
Indonesia’s premier Asian cinema festival — founded in 2006 in Yogyakarta (Jogja) with NETPAC. The Golden Hanoman Award crowns the best film in competition, while Silver Hanoman, NETPAC, Geber, and Indonesian Screen Awards map the region’s boldest new features from Indonesia across Southeast and East Asia. It is held in Yogyakarta each November–December.
The Golden Hanoman is the top prize of the Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival in Yogyakarta. Celluloid lists JAFF films with recorded prizes on this hub, ranked by Celluloid Score rather than jury politics.
Award winners from JAFF in the Celluloid catalogue include A Useful Ghost (Silver Hanoman Award, 2025), Becoming Human (Golden Hanoman Award, 2025), Happyend (Golden Hanoman Award, 2024), Viet and Nam (Silver Hanoman Award, 2024), Monisme (Golden Hanoman Award, 2023), Autobiography (Golden Hanoman Award, 2022), Taste (Golden Hanoman Award, 2021), House of Hummingbird (Golden Hanoman Award, 2019), 27 Steps of May (Golden Hanoman Award, 2018), The Seen and Unseen (Golden Hanoman Award, 2017), Solo, Solitude (Golden Hanoman Award, 2016), Bunohan (Golden Hanoman Award, 2012).
JAFF 2025 prize winners in the Celluloid catalogue: A Useful Ghost (Silver Hanoman Award), Becoming Human (Golden Hanoman Award).
House of Hummingbird (2019) leads our JAFF selection with a 84% Celluloid Score, averaged from four possible rating inputs.
Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival pages group films by edition year (newest first). Inside each edition, recorded festival winners lead, then Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). This is catalogue order, not an official festival ranking.