Fachri Al Jupri (Jupri) is an Indonesian film writer and director. His filmography includes: Bias (2015), Abid (2016), Pray (2018), Wiwitan (2019), Bilal (2020), and Sothea (2023). Since graduating from International Design School Jakarta in 2016, he has steadily built a thoughtful body of work that has connected with audiences and industry panels alike. His short films have found a warm reception at various international venues, with Abid receiving the Audience Choice Award at the Southeast Asia Seattle Film Festival in 2020, Wiwitan selected for the Madani Film Festival in 2020, and Bilal serving as a semi-finalist at Les Mains Gauches Film Festival in Marseille, France, in 2020.

Alongside his directorial projects, he has actively engaged in script development and pitch forums. His project, Jakarta Crime Story, was selected by the Viu Pitching Forum Indonesia in 2019, while The Murders in the Holy Village was selected by several notable development platforms, including Full Circle Lab Indonesia, Locarno Open Doors, Script to Screen by APROFI & MPA APAC, and the LATC Global Film & TV Program in Los Angeles, California, in 2022. Most recently, one of his film scripts was selected by Netflix and Soda Machine Films as part of the Screenwriter’s Fellowship Program 2025–2026.

Currently, he works as a creative director at Nakula Studio while developing his next film projects. For inquiries about his work, he can be reached via email.