12 Years Later Since Release, Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM

Kapanlagi.com - The movie 5 CM has become one of Indonesia's iconic films released in 2012. This film tells the story of a group of friends on a mountain climbing journey.

Pevita Pearce, who plays the character Dinda, recently shared some interesting facts related to the shooting process of the movie 5 CM. From the physical challenges faced by the cast and crew to unforgettable emotional experiences.

So, what are the facts about the movie 5 CM revealed by Pevita Pearce? Check out the complete information below.

1. Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

Recently, Pevita Pearce managed to capture public attention after uploading a video about the movie 5 CM. She is one of the actresses starring in it, playing the character Dinda. Pevita Pearce answered several questions posed by netizens through the video.

2. 12 Years Since Its Release

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

The movie 5 CM was first screened in 2012. In addition to Pevita, this film also stars Raline Shah, Herjunot Ali, Denny Sumargo, Fedi Nuril, and Saykoji. Even after 12 years, the audience remains enthusiastic while reminiscing through the stories revealed by Pevita.

3. All Cast and Crew Climbed to the Summit

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Film 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

Until now, many are still curious about the shooting process that took place at the summit of Mount Semeru. Pevita Pearce revealed the fact that all the cast and crew truly climbed to the peak of Mahameru.

"We, the cast and crew, all climbed from the foot of the mountain to Ranu Kumbolo, continued to Kalimati, and reached the summit. Everyone, without exception, climbed," said Pevita.

4. Once Thought They Would Take a Helicopter

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

One interesting fact revealed by Pevita is her initial expectations about the shooting process. She responded to a comment that assumed the cast would take a helicopter to the top of the mountain.

"Conversation 6 days before shooting: 'Sir, we’re taking a helicopter, right?', 'laughs we’re all hiking. The wind on the mountain is too strong. Helicopters can’t pass through', 'What?!' slowly crying'," replied Pevita Pearce to one of the netizen's comments.

5. The Characters Dinda and Pevita Pearce Are Very Different

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

In the movie 5 CM, Pevita plays the character Dinda, who is known to be introverted. Interestingly, Pevita admits that her personality at that time was very different because she was actually more extroverted.

"Twelve years ago, I can say that Pevita and Dinda are very different. Dinda is an introvert who has her own world, a homebody. Pevita twelve years ago was more extroverted," reminisced Pevita Pearce.

6. The Tiredness Disappears When Watching the Sunrise

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

Pevita Pearce also shared her tiredness after climbing for six hours from Kalimati to the summit. However, that tiredness disappeared when she saw the view of the sunrise.

"When I reached the top, I felt tired, but when the sun came out and the view appeared, all that tiredness vanished," said Pevita Pearce.

7. The Scene of Hoisting the Red and White Flag is Touching

Pevita Pearce Reveals Facts About the Movie 5 CM (Credit: Instagram/pevpearce)

The scene of hoisting the red and white flag at the peak of Mahameru has become one of the most iconic moments in this film. Pevita revealed that the atmosphere during the shooting of that scene was very touching.

"The scene of hoisting the red and white flag truly makes it more meaningful and touching," concluded Pevita Pearce.

So, that’s the fact about the movie 5 CM revealed by Pevita Pearce. Let’s start following news about other Indonesian films, KLovers! If not now, when?

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