Shown In Online Cinemas, Vera Lasut Hopes Film Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Awakens The Spirit Of Full Love

Movie Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me

JAKARTA - After airing at the 20022 Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) and Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival (JAFF) 2023, the film Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me can finally be watched in general through Online Cinemas starting February 19. The film Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me is a omnibus film that is done by film actors from three different countries. Malaysia for Look At Me, Indonesia for Touch Me, and South Korea for Kiss Me. Look At Me is directed by Ho Yuhang, Touch Me directed by Djenar Maesa Ayu, and Kiss Me directed by Kim Taisik. Broadly speaking, this film tells the story, in a pandemic situation and the most difficult situation for humans, love will always live and exist. Therefore, humans will always search for love. "The film Look at Me from Malaysia is in the early range of the pandemic. Meanwhile, the Indonesian film Touch Me is around the time when the pandemic is great. Meanwhile, the film Kiss Me from South Korea shows how humans have succeeded in surpassing the pandemic," said Vera Lasut as producer of Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me. Three meetings in Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Seoul took place. A telemarketer for loan companies and owner of a gokart arena, the others between pub owners and a woman with a complicated history, and the latter between an unprecedented forklift operator and a kiss-for-sale business manager. Bringing in three different cultural backgrounds, this film wants to display the same passion of everyone for love. “ Of the three countries, the common thread is that everyone in the world, from any part of the country, has the same dream, which is a dream to find love and be loved,” Vera Lasut said.

The background of this omnibus film also represents the human phase through the COVID-19 pandemic from various parts of the world. "This film also proves that even in a pandemic situation, the collaboration of 3 countries can still run well with the help of technology and the digital era and can be a good opportunity for Indonesia to penetrate the international market, and must always be optimistic in all situations to keep working for the sake of national film “ he continued. Director Djenar Maesa Ayu hopes that the film Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me can be accepted by the audience. "The screening in Online Cinema provides opportunities for viewers wherever they are to access the film Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me. Hopefully this film will encourage the audience to love," he hoped. As players in Touch Me, Sha Ine Febriyanti and Marthino Lio also have the same hope. "Everyone needs love, and this film airs on a month full of love. Enjoy it," said Sha Ine Febriyanti.