12 Day Series Synopsis, Today's View In Vision+

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JAKARTA The 12-Day series starts today, Saturday, October 1 on Vision+. Produced by Reza Nangin and Gianluigi Christoikov, as well as directed by Prisia Nasution, this series tells the story of a man named Ridho who has to languish in prison after killing a robber who wants to attack him, as a form of self-defense.

Ridho's injury did not end there. In prison, he received a lot of violence from other inmates, and when he got out of prison, he struggled to live a normal life and remained haunted by problems that never ended.

12th Day played by Yoga Pratama as Ridho, Hanna Malasan as Annisa, Asri Welas as Bu Siti, Edward Akbar as Satrio, Ibob Tarigan as Dadang, Rizky Mocil as Fahrul, Iedil Putra as Sammy, Whaleni Darmawan as Baje Bamballa, and many more.

The issue of injustice is the main topic in this series. In addition to keeping a deep moral message, this series also shows the reality that occurs a lot in society, packed with an emotional storyline and full of action scenes.

"In our latest original series of 12 Days, we raise quite sensitive social issues with more complex conflicts, Vision+ also brings back the action side combined with strong drama elements, so it is very interesting to watch," said Head of Creative Original Production Vision Pictures, Lukman Sardi.

12 Days will air with a total of 12 episodes, episodes 1 and 2 can be watched for free, and the next episodes can be watched with a Vision+ subscription.

This series is also the debut of Prisia Nasution as the director of the series. "I am interested in directing this series because the theme is unusual. If you are looking for justice, which justice is to fight for? This series is more inviting to awaken our humanity," he said.

Unlike other visual cinematrographic appearances, 12 Days give colors to past events. Meanwhile, present and future events are actually monocrom.

"Because a clear picture is the past. For the present and the future we are still confused, we can only guess. That's why I use monocroms for the picture of the present and the future," said Prisia Nasution.