Collaboration Again, Prilly Latuconsina And Umay Shahab Create A Love Series Behind The Clouds

Prilly Latuconsina (Photo: Puput Puji/VOI)

JAKARTA - Prilly Latuconsina and Umay Shahab are back in collaboration behind the scenes through the Cinta series Behind the Clouds. Prilly is the producer, while Umay is the director of the series that will be screened at Vision+ Originals starting Thursday, July 7.

The series produced by Sinemaku Pictures stars Arbani Yasiz as Razi and Yasamin Jasem as Jane, and various other actors such as Putri Ayudya, Gilbert Pattiruhu, Agatha Priscilla, and many more.

With a romantic genre combined with thrillers and actions, Cinta Di Balik Awan tells the story of the journey of two characters named Razi and Jane on a mission of revenge, with all the events and dangers that make them closer.

Love Behind the Clouds is a manifestation of Vision+'s commitment to continue to work with the younger generation in order to bring something fresh to the Indonesian film world, with hybrid genres that not only discuss drama and romance, but also present elements of action and thriller that trigger adrenaline. This is what makes Cinta Behind the Clouds attractive and must be watched," said Clarissa Tanoesoedibjo as Managing Director Vision+ met Thursday, July 7.

This story was developed from a series on the YouTube channel produced by Umay. However, each character is developed in more detail.

"It's very different, the story side is different. YouTube is very romantic, here many are raised. There is Jane's background, the trauma, conflicts that exist in all characters are developed," said Prilly.

He hopes that people who watch will get a lot of new things. Moreover, there are mental health issues that are inserted.

"I agree with the issue of mental health. Because humans can't be fine. We want to show that we all have our own inner war. We want to be more related to other people," said Prilly Latuconsina.

"Sinemaku wants to accommodate the story of young people, if you have an opportunity why not use it to express our anxiety. Let Love Behind the Clouds feel closer to the audience," said Umay.