Love is Not as Beautiful as Korean Dramas: A New Film that Presents a Relatable and Meaningful Story

Kapanlagi.com - The film Love Is Not as Beautiful as Korean Dramas will soon be in theaters on December 5, presenting a story that is more than just a love triangle. Although the trailer suggests a complicated romantic tale, this film offers a deep message about family, the search for identity, and life values that are relatable to all audiences.

1. More than a Love Triangle

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One of the main cast members, Lutesha, revealed that this film has many layers of storytelling. "The trailer does look like a love triangle, but the content of the film is much more than that. There are themes of family, the search for identity, and many touching moments," she said. Lutesha hopes that the audience can enjoy this film with lots of laughter and happiness with their friends. "I hope they can laugh, have fun with their friends, and love this film as much as we love it," she added.

2. Chemistry That Flows Naturally

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Jerome, who plays Lutesha's partner, acknowledges the unique challenges during the shooting process. "Because we are already close, the romantic scenes sometimes feel a bit awkward," he said with a laugh. Nevertheless, Jerome sees this as an advantage because their familiarity makes the shooting process feel faster and more comfortable. “No need to get to know each other again, so we just click,” he added.

3. Admiration for Jakarta and Sensitivity That Brings Characters to Life

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Sung Byung Sook, often called Halmeoni, is a senior actress who plays the aunt of one of the main characters in this story, sharing her interesting experiences upon arriving in Jakarta for the first time. “The roads in Jakarta are really big, some buildings are very tall but next to them are small ones, and there are so many motorcycles,” she expressed enthusiastically. In this film, Halmeoni manages a beef restaurant, different from her previous role in the drama Family by Choice, where she managed a kalguksu restaurant.

When talking about the shooting process, Sung Byung Sook praised the teamwork. "I am quite sensitive, so just by looking at the director's facial expressions, I already know what to do," she said. She is also optimistic about the future of the Indonesian film industry. “I believe Indonesian films will continue to progress. I want to keep collaborating on Indonesian films. I hope this film is watched by many people and reaches 8 million viewers,” she hoped.

4. Showing December 5, Don't Miss It!

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This film brings various emotions that can be felt by all audiences. Jerome also invites viewers to watch it in theaters soon. “Waiting for December 5, let’s watch together!” he said enthusiastically.

Prepare yourself to enjoy this entertaining, touching, and meaningful film on the big screen. Don’t miss it, KLovers!

(kpl/ara)