Sleep Call Film Review: The Impact Of The Economy Of Loneliness In Cyberspace

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JAKARTA - The fear of everyone can come from anywhere, even from things we often take lightly. Such as fear of loneliness, fear of debt, fear of being left behind and other fears. This fear ended up being the original idea of a thriller suspend film in the film Sleep Call.

Dina (Laura Basuki) a woman in her 20s who works as an employee at an online deposit company will invite us to see how loneliness has extraordinary side effects for a person.

The film Sleep Call tells the story of Dina (Laura Basuki), a debt collector who is also in debt trying to live in the midst of loneliness. One night, he tries to sleep call from a dating app and meets Rama (Juan Bio One).

Starting from feeling comfortable, Dina began to feel in love with Rama which actually brought her life into a complicated situation. The situation also dragged mystery and lives away.

Since the beginning of the 1 hour 40 minute film, it has succeeded in providing consistent strength and surprises from each scene to the end of the film.

Carrying the title Sleep Call, Fajar Nugros seems to trap his audience in romance films even though there is indeed a little spice of romance in this film, it is packaged in a different and mysterious way.

In addition to romance stories, Sulawesi Fajar Nugros also inserts comedy that still makes you laugh but it turns out that there is a sad message behind it about human daily life that is sometimes invisible but can be felt.

Having many elements, the film Sleep Call has succeeded in inviting the audience not to miss every scene presented. Bringing up a genre that is rarely raised in Indonesian films can be one of the reasons to watch it.