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Marcela Zalianti, head of the Indonesian Film Artists Association (PARFI '56), urged caution in selecting film titles following the controversy surrounding the film 'I Need to Die.' This statement was made during a press conference in Jakarta, highlighting the psychological effects of titles on audiences.
Indonesian actress <strong>Aganini Hak</strong> and actor <strong>Andri Mashadi</strong> are preparing for their roles in the film '<strong>Zona Merah</strong>', adapted from the popular series of the same name. Filming is set to begin next week, with Aganini making significant changes to her appearance to fit her character.
During the National Cinema Day celebration on March 30, Indonesian actor <strong>Angga Yunanda</strong> expressed his hope to eliminate the phenomenon of <strong>film piracy</strong>, emphasizing the importance of supporting the film industry by watching movies in theaters.
Indonesian actor Angga Yunanda reveals details about his role in the upcoming film 'Para Perasuk', where he portrays the character of the 'Silver Man'. The film is set to premiere on April 23, 2026, exploring themes of spirituality and community experiences.
The Indonesian production company has announced the sequel to the horror film 'Kuasa Gelap', titled 'Kuasa Gelap: Perjanjian Darah', set to release in 2026. This follows the first film's success in 2024, which introduced a new perspective in Indonesian horror cinema.