Starring Adhisty Zara, BEREBUT JENAZAH Brings Up Conflict Over the Burial of 2 Different Beliefs

Kapanlagi.com - Have you ever thought that religious differences could trigger such profound conflicts, even to the point of death separating? This premise is raised in the film BEREBUT JENAZAH, starring Adhisty Zara. Who would have thought that the religious differences of the deceased's parents would become a conflict of its own for the child who has passed away?

Scheduled to premiere on February 14, 2025, on KlikFilm, the trailer for BEREBUT JENAZAH immediately captures the attention of moviegoers in the country thanks to its deep plot and conflict. Let's explore this thoroughly through the article, KLovers!

A Touching Storyline

BEREBUT JENAZAH tells the emotional journey of Naomi (Adhisty Zara), a Japanese idol who has passed away. Naomi's death turns out to not only leave sorrow but also disputes between her divorced parents who hold different religions.

As an idol, Naomi has many fans, but behind the spotlight, there are two parents who are at odds. Her father, who firmly adheres to Islamic traditions, wants to provide a burial that aligns with his beliefs. On the other hand, her mother, who comes from Japanese culture and practices Buddhism, has a different perspective on how to honor her daughter.

This conflict becomes even more complicated when they start discussing the details of the burial. Naomi's father wants to conduct a simple burial process, in accordance with Islamic teachings that emphasize the final respect for the deceased. On the other hand, her mother desires a more ritualistic ceremony, reflecting Buddhist traditions that often involve cremation. The tension between these two parents creates an emotionally charged atmosphere, where they must confront their feelings of loss and differing beliefs.

Emotionally Evocative Characters

In this film, the existing characters possess intriguing depth. Adhisty Zara as Naomi, although not appearing directly after her death, remains the center of the existing conflict.

Through flashbacks, the audience can see how Naomi's life as an idol was and how her relationship with her parents was. Meanwhile, Junior Roberts, who plays Shoujiro, Naomi's boyfriend, also adds an emotional layer to the story. Shoujiro tries to support both of Naomi's parents, even though he is caught in the middle of this divide.

Differences in Burial Traditions

The film 'Berebut Jenazah' also provides insights into the differences in burial traditions between Islam and Buddhism. Burials in Islam emphasize simplicity. The process includes bathing the corpse, wrapping it in a shroud, performing prayers, and burying it. The corpse is buried in a supine position facing the qibla.

On the other hand, Buddhist burial traditions vary, but generally involve religious ceremonies and prayers. Cremation is often performed, although burial is also practiced. This film shows how these differences are not just about rituals, but also about the values held by each religion.

Through the conflict between Naomi's two parents, the film explores themes of diversity and interfaith tolerance. Although they have different beliefs, both want to give a proper final tribute to their daughter. This creates a very touching moment as they try to find common ground, despite having to overcome many emotional obstacles.

Featuring complex and deep conflicts, the film BEREBUT JENAZAH could be a fitting watch to accompany your upcoming Valentine’s moment. Don’t forget to prepare your data package to ensure smooth and uninterrupted streaming. Enjoy watching, KLovers!

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