Baim Wong's film, All Will Be Fine, Borrows 4 Nominations at the Bandung Film Festival

4 Film Nominations All Will Be Fine (IST)

JAKARTA - Actor and director Baim Wong is enveloped in happiness. His latest film titled All Will Be Fine-Fine Saja has successfully received positive appreciation by scooping up four nominations at the Bandung Film Festival.

Despite achieving great achievements, Baim Wong admitted that he never set awards as the main target when he decided to work on a work. For him, being included in the nomination list is a bonus and a form of respect for the national film industry.

"The Indonesian film event has judged my film to be worthy of being nominated. The Indonesian film event has appreciated the national film," said Baim Wong in his statement quoted by VOI, Sunday, July 19.

The film, which was produced under the Tiger Wong Entertainment banner, managed to place big names in four prestigious categories, including:

1. Praised Leading Role: Reza Rahadian 2. Praised Supporting Role: Raihaanun 3. Praised Camera Operator: Yudi Datau 4. Praised Art Director: Allan Sebastian

The focus on Baim's film message confirms that in every film production process, he prefers to focus on the quality of the story and how the message reaches the audience. For him, audience satisfaction is far more valuable than a row of trophies.

"Every time I make a film, I never predict that I will be nominated. More to the purpose of what I want to convey to the audience, has it been conveyed? If you get a nomination, you will definitely feel happy," he said.

The pride for the Baim Wong Production Team also added that his greatest happiness does not lie in the validation for himself, but rather the sense of pride felt by all the crew and actors who have worked hard in the field.

"It's even more fun when the field team knows that the film is nominated. I'm proud of them, it's my happiness. I'm really sorry for them," said Baim.

The achievement of these four nominations is a tangible proof that All Will Be Fine has a place in the hearts of film observers and the community. Baim hopes that this appreciation will be an encouragement for all filmmakers in the country to continue to present the best works for Indonesian cinema.