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Acha Septriasa Shares the Shooting Process of 'AIR MATA MUALAF' in Australia, Collaborating with a World-Class Film Crew

Acha Septriasa Shares the Shooting Process of 'AIR MATA MUALAF' in Australia, Collaborating with a World-Class Film Crew

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Acha Septriasa Shares the Shooting Process of 'AIR MATA MUALAF' in Australia, Collaborating with a World-Class Film Crew

The experience of shooting the film AIR MATA MUALAF in Sydney, Australia, left a very positive impression on Acha Septriasa. Besides enjoying the cool weather, she was also amazed by the professionalism and quality of the film crew involved, who turned out to be exceptional individuals.

Acha revealed that the production team employed many film professionals from Australia. This not only facilitated the licensing process but also improved the overall production quality. She even mentioned that some crew members have impressive track records in the international film scene.

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"It's really nice in Australia because the weather was a bit cold at that time. So, October was still the end of spring, so the weather was really pleasant," said Acha when met at Plaza Senayan on Tuesday (27/10/2025).

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She then revealed an interesting fact behind the scenes. It turns out that some crew members involved in her film project were also people who had worked on major films, including the legendary biopic, ELVIS.

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"Oh, many of the crew were also involved in the sound for our song Air Mata di Ujung Sajadah which was filmed in Sydney, and they were also the sound team involved in the film Elvis. So, the people are quite skilled," she expressed enthusiastically.

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Not only that, the cameraman responsible for taking the pictures also has an impressive portfolio. Collaborating with these great talents is certainly a source of pride for Acha and the Indonesian film industry.

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"Everyone who makes the ABC movies documentary is cool, including our cameraman," she added.

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The smooth shooting process was also supported by Acha's status as a permanent resident, which made it easier for her to work there.

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"It's not complicated, because I am a permanent resident and can work. Plus, the film crew is all foreigners, they are all Australian citizens. So we actually employ people from there," concluded Acha Septriasa.