Starring Uti Deng Keke, Fannita Jacklin Proudly Shows The Beauty Of Nature Manado And Gorontalo

Fannita Jacklin (Foot: ist)

Fannita Jacklin admits that she is proud to be the main star in the film Uti Deng Keke. The film produced by regional filmmakers who are able to carry a message of the importance of living tolerantly for all the nation's children.

The student at Sam Ratulangi University, Manado, North Sulawesi, who got the main role in the film directed by Linur, admitted that he likes to play in films that capture the natural beauty of Manado and Gorontalo and their stories inspire people who watch them.

"Proud, of course, there is a regional men's production film that captures the natural beauty of Manado and Gorontalo with the theme of stories that are rarely in demand by captors, namely the importance of living tolerate," said Fannita, quoted from ANTARA, Thursday, January 5.

The girl who once starred in the films Tom & jerry and Genk Kolot admitted that she was the most memorable when playing in the film Uti Deng Keke produced by PT Gema Production, because the story raised a sensitive issue, namely the importance of living tolerate.

"To maintain the integrity of the Republic of Indonesia, we must live in harmony to uphold each other's tolerance. So that Indonesia is peaceful," said Fafa, Fannita Jacklin's nickname.

According to him, Uti Deng Keke is the film with the heaviest burden because it carries out a high social mission.

"If the story is just entertainment, it doesn't take the mission to relax, but we are carrying out a mission about the importance of living tolerate. So I think the burden is very heavy," said the daughter of the Wenny Oral Posumah and Nova Vivi Tolangow couple.

For this reason, he hopes that Uti Deng Keke can be immediately screened in theaters in big cities throughout Indonesia so that the missions contained in this film reach the wider community.

"I hope this film can be immediately screened in theaters in big cities throughout Indonesia. Because when it is screened in Manado and Gorontalo the welcome is extraordinary, for that I am sure, if it is screened in theaters in other areas, the welcome will be the same. It could even be bigger," he said.