Combining vivid on-the-ground footage with investigative research, Pig Feast exposes the entanglements between national and multinational bioenergy interests and Indonesian political and developmental projects across three presidential administrations. The film also traces how networks of politicians, investors, military actors, and church institutions confront—and are confronted by—grass-roots social movements and Indigenous communities. Directed by Dandhy Laksono and Cypri Dale, Pig Feast chronicles colonialism as it unfolds today—without waiting to be consigned to history.