Putri Ayudya Reveals An Unreplaceable Experience When Watching At The Cinema

Putri Ayudya (Photo: Savic Rabos, DI: Raga/VOI)

JAKARTA - According to Putri Ayudya, the experience of watching a movie at the cinema is not just enjoying a movie. There is a cinematic experience that cannot be replaced by any other experience.

"Culture that is expensive is the one to experience and cinema is one of them. I'm a theater kid, sitting on the theater bench, feeling the energy of anger, laughing, crying while watching what's on stage, it can't be achieved if we are only on a small screen. It's very important to sit and watch, you feel a surround system. Even if we have a home theater at home, the feeling of watching a crowd, sitting still, that focus cannot be replaced," said Putri while talking to VOI some time ago.

Because it was very enthusiastic when the film Yowis Ben 3, which he starred in, would be shown in theaters next month. Apart from that, there is nothing more important than getting the experience of going back to the cinema. Not many realize that ticket sales in theaters have a significant impact on the creative economy.

"People's purchasing power to subscribe and pay per view on OTT cannot significantly raise the creative economy. With a large film production that has to be shown in cinemas, it can revive the places for shooting. In Yowis Ben 3, there are many cultural elements. At that time, because we were filming during the pandemic, we showed it to a place with a puppet show, it was very quiet. The important landmarks in the area were very quiet because of the pandemic," he recalled.

Film and theater, continued Putri Ayudya, involved many people. Make the economic cycle run well. The cycle of creation rotates continuously.

"There are film workers who work daily. So if we don't shoot, we close their fortunes. So big screen films that are shown in theaters, which are appreciated by the audience by sitting and paying for tickets legally, it means that you have contributed to so many people that you don't know." see," said Putri Ayudya.