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Response from Marcella Zalianty and Prilly Latuconsina Regarding the Development of the Indonesian Film Industry

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Response from Marcella Zalianty and Prilly Latuconsina Regarding the Development of the Indonesian Film Industry Snapshot of Marcella Zalianty and Prilly Latuconsina (© instagram.com/marcella.zalianty & instagram.com/prillylatuconsina96)

Kapanlagi.com - Written by: Elmira Aubyn Azzahrina

PARFI 56 (Indonesian Film Artists Association 1956) is a space of unity for all workers in the field of art who are involved in the film industry to commit to advancing the achievements of the Indonesian film industry on the international stage.According to parfi.or.id, PARFI 56 is also created for film enthusiasts to be able to get reviews, synopses, articles, and important in-depth information about films. This is provided in the hope of expanding public knowledge out there about Indonesian and international cinema.

The executive board of PARFI 56 was appointed by the Director General of Culture of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, Hilmar Farid, on November 27, 2023.Actress Marcella Zalianty was chosen for the second time as the Chairperson of PARFI 56 for the 2022-2027 period with the assistance of Dede Yusuf as the Chairman of the Advisory Board.Marcella has a vision and mission to establish legislation for filmmakers to obtain rights that are appropriate to their abilities.In addition, the selection of Prilly Latuconsina as the Vice Chairperson of PARFI 56 is also her pride as one of the most successful actresses in the Indonesian film industry.

In order to welcome National Film Day 2024 on March 30, Marcella Zalianty and Prilly Latuconsina share their perceptions of the film industry in Indonesia through the Instagram account @parfi56. Check out the complete details below.

1. Perspective on the Progress of the Indonesian Film Industry

The Indonesian film industry is striving to expand its reach by continuously producing quality films that easily captivate the public's attention. From romance, horror, superhero, to action films, they are able to dominate cinemas in every city in Indonesia. Of course, all of this is thanks to the hard work of the actors and production team who have the same goal of advancing the domestic film industry. This is also supported by Prilly Latuconsina as an actress and Vice Chairperson of PARFI 56.

"The Indonesian film industry has experienced tremendous progress. From production quality, innovative stories, to collaborations between directors, writers, and actors. Everything synergizes very well to enrich the Indonesian film industry," said Prilly Latuconsina with a proud expression.

2. Hope for Indonesian Film

We as Indonesian citizens continue to hope that all films created by Indonesian directors have the opportunity to be known by a wide audience. It can certainly be a pride for actors and production teams if their films succeed internationally and achieve international recognition.

Prilly expressed, "I hope that the Indonesian film industry continues to develop through its works that inspire and promote cultural values. I also hope that Indonesian filmmakers receive support and opportunities to continue creating with full creativity."

"I hope that Indonesian films not only improve in terms of numbers, but also in terms of quality. So that Indonesian films are not only loved and watched in Indonesia, but can also become a cultural diplomacy medium for the world," added Marcella Zalianty.

3. Hope for Indonesian Film Actors

Marcella Zalianty's appointment as the Chairperson of PARFI 56 is a symbol of hope to continue raising issues about actors who have not been categorized as professionals. Until now, actors and actresses who spend their time on shooting locations are still seen as part-time workers. Therefore, PARFI 56 hopes to uphold justice for workers in the film industry.

“We hope that if Indonesian films continue to progress, the actors will also progress. If the Indonesian film industry becomes more mature, then the protection, welfare, and royalties of Indonesian actors can be clearer in the future. And most importantly, the position of Indonesian actors as professionals and not as laborers must be clearly stated in Indonesian regulations,” emphasized Marcella Zalianty.

(kpl/elm)

Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
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