Ibu Wasidah wanted more than just being a mum, so she joined the Women Farmers group in her village and together they create a sustainable way of life. They get help from Anang, a photographer from Jakarta who uses his work to promote the products produced by the women and connect city and village through food and art.
This film was created as part of the Indonesia Distanced Stories programme, in partnership with British Council Indonesia and In-Docs.
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