Regret (film)

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Regret
Indonesian Sesal
Directed by Sophan Sophiaan
Written by
  • Sophan Sophiaan
  • Alex Suprapto Yudho
Based onSesal
by Ramadhan K.H.
Produced by
  • Jimmy Yonathan
  • Arifin Yacob
  • Hendri William
Starring
CinematographyHerman Susilo
Edited byCh Darmawan
Music byAreng Widodo
Songs by
Production
companies
  • Sinemasakini
  • Global Sarana Media Nusantara
  • Multi Permai Films
Release date
  • 12 January 1995 (1995-01-12)
Running time
104 minutes
CountryIndonesia
Languages
  • Indonesian
  • Dutch
  • English

Regret (Indonesian : Sesal) is a 1995 Indonesian independent Islamic teen drama film directed by Sophan Sophiaan, based on the short story of the same name by Ramdhan K. H. Produced by Sophiaan's own company Sinemasakini in association with Global Sarana Media Nusantara and Multi Permai Films, the film stars Widyawati and Sophiaan in their respective lead roles.

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Synopsis

On their 22nd wedding anniversary, Mutia was suffered in a liver cancer, which she would not changed her attitudes to her husband Affan. Although she was sympathetic, their children, Ganang and Gadis, are unlikely to be stronger when they have conflicts. When Affan's solitude began to rose, Mutia has passed away, leaving her husband's regrets.

Cast

Music

Indonesian rock singer Oki Oktaviani performs two songs in this film, with one being a cover of a song written by Dwiki Dharmawan and Ags. Arya Dipayana, titled "Dengan Menyebut Nama Allah". [1]

Release

Prior to its limited release, Regret received a linear television premiere on Indosiar, on 12 January 1995. [2] It eventually received a limited theatrical release a day later, in select Indonesian theatres. [3] Sophan Sophiaan submitted the film at the 40th Asia-Pacific Film Festival, which held from 23 to 28 July 1995. [4]

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