Kanaka

About This Movie

Kanaka really dives into the life of Mikha, a nail artist whose passion is both a blessing and a curse. The film has this raw, intimate feel, capturing the hustle of her daily grind and the emotional toll it takes on her family life. You can sense the tension in her home as she juggles her art and motherhood. It's not just about nails—it's about sacrifice and the desire for connection. The pacing is contemplative, allowing the viewer to sit with her struggles. Regina Surbakti’s direction brings out strong performances, especially in those moments of quiet reflection. There's something distinctive here in how it portrays the clash between personal ambition and familial duty.

Explores themes of sacrifice and ambitionIntimate documentary styleStrong character focus on family dynamics