No Less Exciting Than the Korean Version, Here Are 6 Things That Will Make You Enjoy Watching 'MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7' Indonesian Version

Kapanlagi.com - Written by: Fauziah Maisarah

MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 the Indonesian version is a remake of the Korean version that tells the story of a father with a mental disability and his daughter.

This film stars several actors, such as Vino G. Bastian, Tora Sudiro, Indro Warkop, Bryan Domani, Denny Sumargo, and Mawar Eva De Jongh.

Although this film is a remake of the Korean version, the Indonesian version of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 is also just as exciting, here are 6 things that will make you enjoy watching the Indonesian version of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7.

1. Totality in Playing a Role

Trailer of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 (Credit: youtube.com/Falcon; c/ItsNEWKorea)

The audience of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 Korean version surely knows that in this film Ryu Seung Ryong successfully portrayed the character Lee Yong Gu, the father with a mental disability, very well.

Guaranteed to be just as impressive as Ryu Seung Ryong, Vino G. Bastian even went to consult a psychologist to delve into his role as a father with a mental disability.

2. Having a New Atmosphere That Will Make It More Exciting, Not the Same as the Korean Version

Trailer MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 (Credit: youtube.com/Falcon; c/ItsNEWKorea)

For those of you who have watched the Korean version of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7, you probably already know that the father named Lee Yong Gu works as a parking attendant, and their family lives in a sparsely populated settlement.

Now, for the Indonesian version, the father named Dodo Rozak works as a balloon seller, and their family lives in a crowded settlement, so the story will definitely bring a new and fresh atmosphere to watch.

3. Having a Different Conflict Background From the Korean Version That Will Make You Curious

Trailer MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 (Credit: youtube.com/Falcon; c/ItsNEWKorea)

The climate in Korea is one of the factors that creates conflict in the story of the film MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 in its Korean version, where the snow is the cause of the problems in the film.

In the Indonesian version, the conflict that occurs is not caused by snow, considering that Indonesia only has a rainy season and a dry season, so director Hanung Bramantyo made several adjustments.

4. This Film is Directly Praised by the Director of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 Korea

MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 (Credit: instagram.com/falconpictures_)

Lee Hwan Kyung, who is the director of the Korean film MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7, has given an extraordinary appreciation for this remake film. He stated that this film will provide an experience that will leave the audience in awe.

This film has already received positive reviews from the director of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 Korea, so it is certain that you will also fall in love with this movie.

5. Just Like the Korean Version, the Indonesian Version of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 Will Make You Shed Tears

Trailer MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 (Credit: youtube.com/Falcon; c/ItsNEWKorea)

MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 the Korean version has indeed succeeded in making its audience immersed in the atmosphere of the film, leading them to feel sad, with some even crying uncontrollably.

Although there are some differences in the Indonesian version of MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7, the message conveyed remains the same, so be prepared to bring tissues to the cinema because this film will be just as sad as the Korean version.

6. You Will Laugh Because This Movie Has Jokes That Suit Indonesian Taste

Trailer MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 (Credit: youtube.com/Falcon; c/ItsNEWKorea)

Besides being sad, this movie will also make you laugh a lot, MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7 version of Korea has already succeeded in making the audience laugh with its jokes.

Now in the Indonesian version of the movie MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7, the jokes are different from the Korean version because everything is tailored to the Indonesian taste.

(kpl/mag)