Selected Films For July 2021, From The 2021 Korean Box Office Recalled To Oscar Nominations At Click Film

Featured Films for July 2021 at Klik Film (Photo: Klim FIlm)

JAKARTA - In July 2021, there will be school holidays and Eid al-Adha. In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic that has not yet ended, making holidays limited. To fill spare time, KlikFilm presents the best films from various genres that will entertain film lovers in Indonesia, without having to leave the house.

In addition to the box office film Korea Recalled, there are many other films with achievements that will be presented in July 2021 at KlikFilm, such as the film Blue Ruin which won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, Our Children who won the best actress award at the Film Festival. Canes 2012, Buoyancy also won many film awards, the same thing was also obtained in the film titled Katalin Varga, and the film The Insult which won an Oscar nomination for the Foreign Film category.

In addition, there are many other good films that will be available at KlikFilm starting in July 2021, such as Good Time, Suburra, Spree, Hypnosis and dozens of other films.

"We continue to improve, to provide the best for KlikFilm customers. For this reason, apart from being able to produce films, we also present the best films. Such as Oscar-nominated films or other international awards. In addition, there are box office films such as Korea or other countries. others. During this pandemic, we are grateful to be able to present good films so that everyone can be entertained even at home. Everything can be watched on KlikFilm for only Rp. 10 thousand per week," said KlikFilm Director Frederica when contacted by VOI, Thursday, July 2.

Curious about the films that will be available at KlikFilm in July 2021? Here's a synopsis.

Recalled

This film initially received one eye. But in fact, this film actually entered the South Korean Box Office with sales of 136,066 tickets on 957 screens which is equivalent to US $ 1.09 million since it aired on April 21, 2021. A pretty big achievement, especially during a pandemic like this. The film Recalled tells the story of Kim Soo Jin who experiences memory loss. After she experienced memory loss and began to return home with her husband, she actually felt like she could see the future. And what he thought really happened. She lives with her husband, Ji Hoon. Due to the disturbance in her memory, Soo Jin begins to suspect when she gets a vision that her faithful husband is a murderer. Ji Hoon himself doesn't believe that his wife really sees the future and begins to think he's mentally disturbed. He even came to the conclusion that Soo Jin's unbelievable claims were a symptom of a psychological disorder.

Blue Ruin

This film tells the life of a homeless man named Dwight (Blair). During his time as a homeless man, Dwight survives by picking up food from trash cans and stealing food from abandoned houses. He lives in a vacant lot with a wrecked car. One day, Dwight is visited by a police officer and tells him that the man who 20 years ago killed Dwight's parents will be free. The man is Wade Cleland (Sandy Barnett) who is suspected of having committed murder. Knowing this, Dwight then devises a plan to return to his hometown and kill Wade. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and won the FIPRESCI Prize. The film was also nominated for The John Cassavetes Award at the 2015 Independent Spirit Awards. On the Rotten Tomatoes website, the film received a review rating of 96% from 142 critics who gave the film positive reviews and managed to achieve an average rating of 8.02 out of 10. 10.

Our Children

The film tells the story of a doctor taking a boy to Belgium and raising him as his own. When the boy reaches adulthood, he gets married and starts his own family - but he still relies on doctors. When trouble hits his family, dependency turns to domination. milie Dequene as Murielle won the award for best actress at the 2012 Canes Film Festival.

Buoyancy

The film Buoyancy had its world premiere in Germany at the Berlin International Film Festival on February 8 2019. Then the film was screened in its home country on September 26, 2019. The film Buoyancy was inspired by the true story of modern slavery in Southeast Asia. Set in Cambodia, the film Buoyancy tells the story of Chakra (Sarm Heng), a stubborn 14-year-old teenager. A sickly chakra due to its mediocre existence in rural Cambodia. After an explosive confrontation with his violent father, he makes a plan and hastily wants to cross the border and emigrate to Thailand. This was done in the hope of getting a well-paid factory job. But the boy is conned by a merciless broker, pushed aboard an old ship, and forced into manual labor by a very sadistic captain named Rom Ran (Thanawut Kasro). This film also won various awards such as the Asia Pacific Screen Awards 2019 for the Best Youth Feature category, the Berlin International Film Festival 2019 in the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury category, the International Crime and Punishment Film Festival in the 2019 Best Feature category, the Mumbai Film Festival 2019 in the Silver Gateway category. Award, Oslo Films from the South Festival 2019 category Best feature film

Katalin Varga

The film begins when Katalin Varga's husband discovers that their son, Orbán, doesn't belong to him. With her child, she sets out to find Antal, the man who raped her 11 years earlier, Orbán's biological father. He meets Gergely, Antal's friend and accomplice, who doesn't know him. He seduces and then kills her. Orbán befriends Antal, both unaware of their blood relationship. Antal is now a happily married man, and Katalin forms a close friendship with his wife. On the boat trip he confronted the two of them about events that happened 11 years earlier. This film also received several awards such as the Golden Bear at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival in 2009, winning the Silver Bear for outstanding artistic contribution (sound design): György Kovács, Gábor ifj. Erdélyi and Tamas Szekely. European Film Award for European Discovery of the Year in 2009.

Good Time

This film successfully brought Robert Pattinson out of the curse of the vampire character in the Twilight film. In Good Time, Robert Pattinson very well managed to execute Connie's character who is selfish, apathetic, thoughtless, and careless, but loves his sister very much. The robbery does not go smoothly, and makes Nick, arrested and sent to prison. Desperate to get him out, Connie does everything she can to pay bail to get Nick out of jail.

The Insult

After an emotional incident between a Lebanese Christian and a Palestinian refugee, the two men end up in a court case that has received national attention. Ziad Doueiri's film “The Insult” is one of the winners of this year's Oscar nominations in the Foreign Film category. The film, which is largely courtroom drama, highlights the cultural, religious and political divisions that have existed in Lebanon since 1948.

Suburra

A gangster known as "Samurai" wants to turn Rome's waterfront into a new Las Vegas. All the local mafia bosses have agreed to work for this common cause. But peace did not last long. The film, directed by Stefano Sollima, is based on the 2013 novel of the same name by Carlo Bonini and Giancarlo De Cataldo. Suburra itself is the name of the suburb of ancient Rome.