JAKARTA – After a long wait, the film Ranah 3 Warna will finally be released in cinemas on June 30. The film tells the story of young Minang who emigrated to Bandung to study.
The screening of the film at the gala premiere of Ranah 3 Warna received a lot of positive responses from the audience. This film is not only touching and tear-jerking but also full of moral messages, as if it offers positive motivation and inspiration in dealing with life, career, future and love.
This film focuses on the struggle of Alif Fikri (19 years old), played by Arbani Yasiz, a village boy from the shores of Lake Maninjau who wants to follow his idol BJ Habibie, study and wander to the ends of the earth.
Unfortunately, his plans did not go smoothly as he could not go straight to a public university. After a hard struggle, he was finally able to study in Bandung and never forgot his dream of going to America.
Although he was often belittled and faced with various trials, he continued to fight until his patience ran out. His journey then took him through three “empires”, namely Indonesia, the Middle East and Canada.
The character Randai (19), played by Teuku Rassya, is Alif’s close friend and fierce rival. They compete in both the academic world and the world of love. Raisa (19), played by Amanda Rawles, is a good friend of both and the person who has won the hearts of Alif and Randai.
Amanda Rawles has to be flexible if she wants to dance the record. “From not being able to, to finally the record not falling down. It’s stuck until now,” Amanda said on Thursday, June 23, at Epicentrum in South Jakarta.
Teuku Rassa admitted that learning the Minang dialect was difficult at first. “It took me a month to learn the Minang language. That was the biggest challenge,” he said.
In addition to the three actors, Ranah 3 Warna is also supported by several young players and experienced actors and actresses, including Raim Laode, Risma “Neneng” Wulandari, Sadana Agung, Maudy Koesnaedi, David Chalik, Lukman Sardi, Donny Alamsyah and Tanta Ginting and several other supporting actors.
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