Movies Starring Rizky Nazar, 'LOVE KNOTS' Inspires the Birth of a New Streaming Service

Kapanlagi.com - In the past years, Inspire Production, which was originally focused on music, released its first film project titled LOVE KNOTS. This teenage drama by Anika Marani stars Rizky Nazar, Beby Tsabina, and Brisia Jodie.

The success of the film, produced by musician Rossa, then became the foundation for the birth of Bioskop Tiket Inspire or BTI. This is a streaming film program initiated by Inspire Production and Tiket.com. It is intended to be a new platform for Indonesian filmmakers to showcase their works.

"BTI is based on our vision that all works deserve to be seen by people. There are already many streaming platforms available, but when they have many stages, we provide a platform to all parties that we appreciate your work and it can be enjoyed by many people," said Alfreno Kautsar Ramadhan, the business development director of Inspire, in a virtual conference on Friday (28/1/2022).

1. Affordable Ticket Prices

Film Poster 'BALI FOREVER' / Photo Credit: Personal Documentation

Inspire Ticket Cinema can be accessed starting from January 31. There are four films that can be accessed at a fairly cheap price ranging from Rp 15,000 to Rp 30,000 only for screenings at 17.00 WIB and 20.00 WIB

Every week, there will be four film titles. As a beginning, there is BALI FOREVER which adapts the life story of painter Antonio Blanco, IF THIS IS MY STORY starring Reza Rahadian, theater film PETANG DI TAMAN directed by Iwan Burnani Toni, and a horror film titled SUKMA TERBELENGGU.

2. TIGA DARA 4K Version

Film Poster 'THIS IS MY STORY' / Photo Credit: Personal Documentation

Not only new films or those that have been shown in theaters, Inspire Ticket Cinema will also screen the classic film TIGA DARA. This film by Usmar Ismail will be presented in 4K restoration format.

"TIGA DARA will be screened at BTI. We are quite proud because when it was restored, it became the first Asian film to be restored in 4K format. After that, Japan followed, we were the first in Asia," explained Rizka F Akbar, who was involved in the restoration process in the same virtual session.

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