'BELIEVE - DESTINY, DREAM, COURAGE' Not Just an Ordinary Action Film

Kapanlagi.com - If KLovers only judge the film BELIEVE - DESTINY, DREAM, COURAGE by its trailer, you might think: "Ah, another war movie." But, wait until you sit in the cinema and realize that this film is not just about gunfire and heroic scenes. Here are several reasons why KLovers should watch the film BELIEVE - DESTINY, DREAM, COURAGE when it premieres in theaters on July 24, 2025.

1. One of the Biggest War Scenes Ever Made in Indonesian Film

This film features more than 22 big explosions, 8 weapon contact scenes, the construction of two villages that were actually burned for the scenes, as well as battles in various terrains, from forests to cities. The scale of the production is massive and perhaps has never been seen before on the big screen in Indonesia.

2. The Emotional Drama as Powerful as the Explosion of War

Don’t think this is just about gunfire and shouting on the battlefield. Behind all the action, there is an emotional and touching family drama. The relationship between Agus and his father, the love story and loyalty between Agus and his wife, and the inner conflict in choosing a life path make this film have two sides: tough on the outside, fragile and warm on the inside. This combination makes the audience not only tense but also cry.

3. Family Support in the Midst of the Battlefield

Besides the military struggle, this film also highlights Agus's efforts to maintain his household. His wife, Evi, played by Adinda Thomas, becomes an inspiring figure by his side.

4. The Best Names Adorn the Ranks of the Production Team

The film has not been released yet, but the director duo Rahabi Mandra and Arwin Tri Wardhana have already been awarded at the Montreal International Film Festival for the film Believe. Looking at the production team list, we will find the best names in the film industry, starting from Producer Celerina Judisari who produced the film Kadet 1947, Cinematographer Padri Nadeak, Music Director Aghi Narottama, to Action Director Abah Dinar, ensuring that this film is crafted with great care.

5. Uplifting About Loyalty, Not Infidelity

While Indonesian soap operas and films often talk about love triangles and infidelity dramas, Believe boldly presents a different narrative. This film portrays loyalty: a wife who faithfully waits for her husband at the backline, a child who eventually understands his father's love, and a friend who does not betray the struggle. Amidst the onslaught of complicated love stories, this film is like a breath of fresh air that invites us back to the values of sacrifice and loyalty..

6. Make You Miss and Love Dad Even More

This is the most touching part of Believe. This film is not just Agus's story, but also the story of many of us, children who grew up with strict, quiet, or even distant fathers. But through Agus's journey, we learn that a father's love is sometimes not shown in words, but through sacrifice. Many viewers cried because they felt they finally understood their father's silent struggles after watching this film. Don't be surprised if after watching, you immediately want to call your dad.
Believe is not just an action film. It is an emotional journey full of courage, pain, and hope.

(kpl/pur/ums)