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Source: *Sasono, Eric (2024). "Islam and the Cultural Cold War: Tauhid and the Quest for the Modern Muslim". In Lee, Sangjoon; Espena, Darlene (eds.). Remapping the Cold War in Asian Cinemas. Amsterdam University Press. pp.93–108. doi:10.2307/jj.16394403.8. ISBN978-94-6372-727-3. JSTORjj.16394403.8. While Sukarno's passion for cinema was widely acknowledged, his endeavor to involve government departments in the production of a film centered around the Hajj was remarkable, given the fierce competition among political factions seeking Sukarno's attention, endorsement, and support. This undertaking held even greater significance in the early 1960s when Sukarno, disillusioned with liberal democracy, boldly proclaimed a return to the revolution. In 1959, Sukarno articulated his grand geopolitical ambition to lead a "new world order," positioning Indonesia as the center of those contending against the two dominant political blocs at the time—the United States and the Soviet Bloc.
Overall: Article was created on 15 March, is long enough, and QPQs have been completed. The article is well-sourced and I didn't find any signs of potential NPOV or copyvio issues. I find the hook interesting and the cited chapter appears to support it. All looks good to me. MCE89 (talk) 13:40, 16 March 2026 (UTC)
Article was created on 15 March, is long enough, and QPQs have been completed. The article is well-sourced and I didn't find any signs of potential NPOV or copyvio issues. I find the hook interesting and the cited chapter appears to support it. All looks good to me. MCE89 (talk) 13:40, 16 March 2026 (UTC)