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Lutesha Highlights Her Character in HAIR FACTORY MONSTER, Representing the Voiceless Workers

Lutesha Highlights Her Character in HAIR FACTORY MONSTER, Representing the Voiceless Workers

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Lutesha Highlights Her Character in HAIR FACTORY MONSTER, Representing the Voiceless Workers

Playing the character Ida in the fantasy horror film HAIR FACTORY MONSTER, Lutesha reveals that her character becomes one of the important figures driving the story and uncovering the mystery of her mother's death.

In Edwin's fantasy horror film, which began screening in Indonesian cinemas on June 4, 2026, Ida does not simply believe the explanation that her mother died from exhaustion at work. She chooses to seek answers herself, even if it means facing great risks in the hair factory environment.

According to Lutesha, the character she portrays represents many workers who struggle to voice their concerns in the workplace. This situation still often occurs in various job sectors.

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"In my opinion, the character Ida represents employees who cannot speak up," said Lutesha when met in the Kuningan area of South Jakarta on Monday (1/6/2026).

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The 32-year-old actress believes that many workers ultimately choose to compromise with their circumstances due to economic demands. As a result, various issues in the workplace are often left unchallenged. "But whether they like it or not, they have to compromise," said Lutesha.

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In the story, Ida is a character who bravely questions the various oddities surrounding her mother's death. This courage drives her to uncover facts that have long been hidden.

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Lutesha describes the character Ida as the main catalyst in the film. From that sense of suspicion, a series of mysteries and terrors begin to unfold one by one.

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"He wants to voice the anxieties of his friends who are next to him," he said.

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Not only about the courage to speak out, this film also opened Lutesha's eyes to the conditions of workers in the manufacturing industry. She admitted that she increasingly understands the risks faced by workers behind the products used by society every day. "So because of this film, my... my eyes have become more open," she revealed.