Mikha Tambayong Calls The Filming Process Sewu Dino Hard And Challenging

Para cast dan tim produksi film Sewu Dino (Puput Puji/VOI)

JAKARTA - Mikha Tambayong is the main character in the latest horror film produced by MD Pictures, Sewu Dino. Playing the role of Sri Rahayu, the actress admitted that she was undergoing a difficult shooting process.

Deva Mahenra's wife said the shooting process she was going through was very hard and challenging. Filming is soft hard core and challenging. I was excited to watch the results," said Mikha Tambayong at a press conference at Senayan Park, Wednesday, April 12.

There are several things that make Micah call filming the film Sewu Dino heavy. He had to learn a lot. In addition, the shooting location for films far from urban areas is also called one of the reasons for filming is not easy.

"Why hard core, because it's hard. From language to culture we have to learn. The location (filming) is quite magical that we have to go through, especially since it continues to rain while filming," he said.

According to what Mikha said, Givina, who plays Erna, also said that the shooting process for the film Sewu Dino requires hard work. He hopes that his hard work can bear fruit.

During filming hard work and dedication is very high. Hopefully it can be entertaining and well received by the audience," said Givina.

Meanwhile, Manoj Punjabi as producer ensured that Sewu Dino was taken seriously by considering many aspects in terms of quality.

After succeeding with KKN in Penari Village last year, Manoj wants Indonesian horror films to have higher standards after the release of his latest film.

"After last year there were many horror films, we made them with the quality we maintain. We raise the quality standards. In fact, production costs are higher than drama films," concluded Manoj Punjabi.

Worked on by director Kimo Stamboel, Sewu Dino also starred Rio Dewanto, Agla Artalidia, Marthino Lio, Karina Suwandi, Gisellma Firmansyah and Pritt Timothy. Sewu Dino will simultaneously air in all Indonesian cinemas on April 19.