Horror Film Debut in 'WOMAN EXPERT IN HELL', Febby Rastanty Fully Engages in Heavy Scenes Without Stunt - Becomes a Wife Before Marriage

Kapanlagi.com - Beautiful actress Febby Rastanty is currently the center of public attention. Febby Rastanty, who has just been married to Drajad Djumantara, is once again drawing attention with her debut in a horror film.

Yes, the actress born on February 1, 1996 stars in a horror film titled 'WOMAN EXPERT IN HELL' (WAN). In addition to having to overcome her fear while performing scary scenes, Febby also learns to portray the character of a wife with extraordinary commitment, even before she officially gets married through this film produced by Visinema Pictures.

1. Totality in Horror Scenes Without Stunts

Known for her gentle image and calm characters, this time Febby surprised many with actions that were very different. In 'WOMAN OF HELL', she was required to perform heavy scenes, including possession that demanded extra stamina. Without the help of a stunt double, Febby was willing to perform the scenes that required safety harnesses herself.

This dedication shows her bravery in pushing physical limits, especially in intense horror scenes. "Acting in a horror film turns out to provide a different experience. Besides the unpredictable story, here I am truly giving my all. One of the moments was when I had to take the exorcism scene and I had to practice being pulled with a sling, without a substitute. That was a 'wow ' experience for me. Because of that, I want to invite the audience to follow Farah's life, to see how she tries to live her life as best as she can, but there are things beyond her control that make her life so terrifying," Febby shared her experience.

2. Playing the Role of a Wife Before Marriage

More than just a character, 'WOMAN OF HELL' gives Febby the space to explore the role of a wife. Although not married in real life, Febby strives to delve into the meaning of being a supportive wife.

In this film, she plays Farah, a student who undergoes a marriage with Wahab, an ambitious candidate for regent. In preparing for her character, Febby learns to adapt to the routines of a wife, including preparing meals, tidying up her husband's clothes, and providing full support for her husband's political ambitions. This experience gives her a unique training in living the role of a wife, both emotionally and technically.

3. Facing Challenges Outside the Comfort Zone

The role of Farah, a hopeful wife facing horrors in her marriage, takes Febby out of her comfort zone. She strives to be a gentle yet resilient figure, a wife who carries out her role with love even as reality slowly turns into a nightmare.

Farah's character teaches Febby about the importance of support and sacrifice in marriage, a lesson that may be relevant in her journey towards real domestic life.

The film 'WOMAN OF HELL' not only provides Febby with the opportunity to present a different side of herself but also offers profound emotional and physical challenges. Through various intense scenes, Febby shows that she is unafraid to push her limits for the role. For fans wanting to see a new side of Febby Rastanty, 'WOMAN OF HELL' is ready to deliver a meaningful horror and emotional experience in theaters starting November 14, 2024.

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