Playing Tomboi's Character In Kromoleo Film, Ratu Sofya Mentally Affected

JAKARTA - Imperial Pictures production house in collaboration with Pilar Film and Umbara Brothers will release their latest horror film, Kromoleo. In this film, director Anggy Umbara again collaborated with Ratu Sofya to be involved in this film after previously working together in the film Saksa Hell.

Trusted to play Zia's character, Ratu Sofya admitted that she was interested in taking this film because she had different stories and characters from the films she had played.

"For this time it's clear that the story is very different, the characters are much different from my previous films," said Ratu Sofya at the Gala Premier Film Kromoleo event in Kuningan, South Jakarta, Friday, August 16.

The reason is that in this film, the Queen is challenged to play a tomboy character, namely a woman who behaves like a man who is very far from her original character.

"Because if you watch it here, if I'm a bit of a tomboy, it's not a bit, but a really tomboy," said Ratu.

No wonder the Queen took up to a week and even got mentally ill when she studied this character. "And that's actually the same as Ms. Abun, who had been in the character for a long time, into me, a week, until she cried too, she was scolded, she got mentally ill at first," said Ratu.

Even so, the Queen felt that in this film she learned to explore a good character directly from the director.

"In this project, I learned a lot about the characterization of Mas Anggy. Because the role I played was quite different from the previous films, I learned really how to get into this character well," said Ratu.