'Shared language of horror' uniting Aussie and Indonesian filmmakers

Filmmakers from Australia and Indonesia are being united by what is described as a "shared language of horror," discovering that fear is a universal concept despite the apparent lack of commonalities between Jakarta and regional Queensland.

The collaboration highlights how the horror genre serves as a bridge for creative exchange between the two regions, demonstrating the ability of filmmaking to transcend geographic and cultural divides through universally understood emotional responses.