It's a Beautiful Day

won Arnone-Bellavite Pellegrini Foundation Prize at 23rd African, Asian and Latin America Film Festival 2013 Milan Italy

official selection at Water International Film Festival Tokyo Japan 2012

Documentary, 23 mins, English subt
Script directed by Tonny Trimarsanto
Rumah Dokumenter presents

It was oil war in the 20th century, the water war will be in the 21st century.

Remember, water war in Bolivia was started in 1991!
Water as a resource is very comparable to oil; it is essential to all daily human activities.
Now water is not human right anymore, but human need. Water will lose social and cultural function. Nature gives water to us free of cost, buying and selling it for profit violates our inherent right to nature's gift and denies the poor of their human rights.

Water as a resource is very comparable to oil; it is essential to all daily human activities. A shortage of water resources could spell increased conflicts in the future. Population growth will make the problem worse. So will climate change.

Each human needs around the world 60 liters for everyday life. The worldwide people waste about 129,600 billions each day of more 6 billons of world population total, not included for agricultural and industrial water use.

Based on Indonesian Water Company Association in 2010, 500 hundred water companies in Indonesia has sold 14.5 billion liters.

Nowadays, theres are 1,573 registered bottling water brands in Indonesia. Imagine how many billions of water will be sold? Java and Bali will be increasingly water crisis in 2015 and other Indonesian regions.
By 2025 more than half of countries will face freshwater stress or shortages and by 2050 as much as 75 percent of the world's population could face freshwater scarcity.