Before Official Release, the Film 'THE MIRACLE OF WOMEN'S TEARS' Has Been Watched by 37 Thousand People in 73 Cities

Kapanlagi.com - The film THE MIRACLE OF WOMEN'S TEARS, adapted from the bestseller 'The Secret of Abundance' by Nasrullah, has recorded extraordinary achievements before its official theater release. Directed by Indra Gunawan, this film has attracted more than 37 thousand viewers from 73 cities through screening events organized by mothers' communities in various regions.

According to Novandrian, the producer of THE MIRACLE OF WOMEN'S TEARS, this high enthusiasm arose thanks to the positive response after the premiere on January 8.

"After the premiere, it turned out to make people curious and want to watch this film. The number of screenings increased, and the good comments from viewers have amplified the snowball effect, reaching now 120 cinema locations," said Novandrian.

1. The Power of Emotions

This film depicts the power of emotions and the sacrifices of a woman in facing life's trials. Its inspirational story teaches about resilience, forgiveness, and the strength of prayer, making it one of the most anticipated films of the year.

Rezky Aditya, one of the main actors, expressed his gratitude to the communities that actively support this film.

"We feel very honored to see how these communities come together to spread the positive message of this film. We hope this spirit continues until the official release in theaters later," said Rezky.

2. Starring Citra Kirana to Natasha Rizky

Starring several well-known actors and actresses such as Citra Kirana, Natasha Rizky, Yessy Gusman, Rezky Aditya, and Baby Zelvia, this film is ready to entertain audiences with a touching and inspirational storyline.

THE MIRACLE OF A WOMAN'S TEARS is scheduled to be released in theaters across Indonesia on January 23, 2025. Before its official release, the film has already received many positive reviews that have raised public expectations.

"The audience's comments so far have been very encouraging. We hope this film can continue to inspire and touch more hearts across Indonesia," added Novandrian.

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