Touching the Heart, A Love Song Film for Mom Raising the Strength of a Mother's Love

Kapanlagi.com - Peter Taslim, executive producer and screenwriter of the film A Love Song for Mom (LCUM), revealed that this film was made as a tribute to mothers. According to him, mothers are the strongest humans who are willing to sacrifice even their lives for their children.

"The strongest human is a woman, our mother, who has fought for us since we were in the womb until giving birth. A mother's love has existed since we were in the womb," said Peter, describing the main message of this film.

The LCUM film not only focuses on the strength of a mother's love but also presents the beauty of Balinese culture and nature as the backdrop of the story. The filming process took place over 15 days in Bali, despite facing various challenges, including obtaining filming permits from local traditional leaders.

"We had to get permission from the traditional leaders for several filming locations. Another challenge was that one of our actors, Jenny Zhang, had an accident during the shooting process," Peter revealed.

1. Emotional Message Summary

This film tells the love journey of Krisna (Rizky Hanggono) and Indira (Jenny Zhang), a couple facing various challenges. Their relationship is opposed by Gayatri (Ayu Laksmi), Krisna's mother, who even tries to separate them by sending Krisna to Korea. The conflict escalates when Indira becomes pregnant, and Gayatri forces Indira to terminate her pregnancy to maintain the family's reputation.

A series of actors such as Rizky Hanggono, Jenny Zhang, Ayu Laksmi, and Afsheena Zerina also star in this film. Additionally, the involvement of Niluh Djelantik as one of the cast adds an authentic Balinese cultural nuance to the story.

2. Peter Taslim's Debut in the Film Industry

As a former national judo athlete, Peter Taslim faces a new challenge in the film world. His debut as an executive producer and screenwriter has been a valuable experience. "I love local filmmaking and see the rarity of family-themed educational films. I made this film hoping it will be accepted by film lovers in Indonesia," said Peter.

Through "Love Song for Mama," Peter Taslim wants to provide space for deep reflection on the meaning of a mother's love. This film serves as an invitation for viewers to appreciate the role of mothers in family life. With the backdrop of Bali's beauty and a love story full of struggles, LCUM is expected to be a work that touches the hearts of many people.

(kpl/glk)