Rio Dewanto's Sisters Association, Sheila Dara, And Rachel Amanda Main Strongly

Far Road Actors Don't forget to go home (Visinema)

JAKARTA - Long Road Film Don't forget to go home (JJLP) will premiere in theaters on February 2. Rio Dewanto, Sheila Dara and Rachel Amanda will again become brothers and sisters in the film directed by Angga Dwimas Sadongko.

JJJLP is part of another Angga film in 2020, Later We Tell About Today (NKCTHI). The three actors act as brothers and sisters, each as Angkasa, Aurora and Awan. Both Rio, Sheila and Rachel claimed to have learned from the relationships that the three characters made.

Rio Dewanto as the oldest brother learned to prioritize his younger brother's wishes rather than his own wishes.

"I learned a lot. When Oang has his own stance on what they want, it doesn't mean we have to know what he wants. Sometimes they don't want to share with people and just give them space, "said Rio after the press conference in the Setiabudi area, South Jakarta on Thursday, January 26.

"Sometimes we want to know because of our ego, what's the reason? It's okay if it's in the family like that. So I can see more, I think from now on I have to see what he wants, rather than what I want," he continued.

On the other hand, Sheila Dara, who plays the role of the middle child, Aurora feels a little similarity between her role and life in the real world. Having a adopted brother and a younger brother, wife of Vidi Aldiano is the middle child in his family.

Sheila highlighted one of the sentences that appeared in one of the scenes in JJJLP, Could we actually not know our own brother. This sentence was revealed by Aurora's younger brother, Awan.

This sentence made Sheila reflect on her relationship with her sister and sister. But when watching the film it made me realize, like Yes, maybe we have been in the same house all this time but we don't know each other. What exactly do they want in life or how do they solve problems in life, said Sheila.

"Hopefully this film can be a trigger for discussion for the three of us in the field, to share more and chat with each other," he continued.

Rachel Amanda, who plays the youngest child, Awan also revealed what lessons she learned from the relationship between the three brothers in the JJJLP film.

"I just imagined that my sister suddenly decided to live abroad, would I be independent and as big as a heart as a Cloud I don't know either," Rachel said.

"That's something that ends up being my consideration, Oh maybe yes in the family there will be people who have different choices and have to be open. You have to be ready for it," he concluded.