For the Film 'SEPEDA PRESIDEN', Ariel Tatum is Willing to Change Hair Color

Kapanlagi.com - There is something different about Ariel Tatum's current appearance. She has just changed the color of her hair from black to blonde. This drastic change was done for her latest film titled SEPEDA PRESIDEN.

"This very drastic hair appearance is indeed specially done for this film," said Ariel Tatum when met at Djakarta Theater XXI, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday (28/9).

Apparently, this is the first time Ariel Tatum has dyed her hair. She hopes to give her best appearance.

"This is the first time I have ever dyed my hair in years with healthy hair, oh I hope it's worth it," she continued.

In the film directed by Garin Nugroho, Ariel Tatum plays Binar, an influencer who runs away from her boredom in Jakarta to Papua.

Because she wants to look different, Ariel Tatum decided to dye her hair according to the appearance of today's influencers. She also discussed with Garin Nugroho when she wanted to change her appearance.

1. Shooting Process in Papua

Ariel Tatum © KapanLagi.com/Bayu Herdianto

"I want to feel different. I discussed this with Mas Garin. Mas Garin, I feel like I have to change my hair because I don't want to be the same as before and in the future. Finally, we agreed," said Ariel Tatum.

"Because in today's world, influencers should also appear in the present. So we said, what are the current colors and then we discussed and became these colors. Is it suitable?," added Garin Nugroho.

Although not yet accustomed to the change in hair color, Ariel Tatum is happy because she can also delve into the character of Binar that she will portray later.

"Hmmm, I'm not used to it yet. Because it's only been a few days. Because with the change of hair, I can slowly delve into the character of Binar that I will portray later," she concluded.

Ariel Tatum is planning to do the shooting process in Papua in October. In addition to Ariel Tatum, this SEPEDA PRESIDEN film also stars Sita Nursanti, Ian William, Joanita Idol, as well as three native Papuan children, namely Arnol Aner Asmuruf, Elias Fortunatus Padwa, and Franken Philipus Anthonio Ramandei.

(kpl/rhm/tdr)