The Blue Generation, known as Generasi Biru in Indonesian,[1] is a documentary and musical film directed by Garin Nugroho about the Indonesian band Slank.
[2] The film is about the Indonesian rock band Slank which is known for its political lyrics describing the state of Indonesia and hoping for a better future there.
[4][5] The film also features parts which involve the members of the band meeting five different characters that have experienced violence and trauma and are seeking to escape to an island of freedom called the blue island.
[4][6] The members of the band help these characters resolve their trauma and head to the blue island.
[2][5] A song from the soundtrack named Slank Dance became popular in Indonesia due to its lyrics about freedom and democracy and its associated dance routine.