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Father's Love: New Indonesian Drama Explores Sacrifice
24 Oct
Summary
- Film title "Gasigogi" draws inspiration from stickleback fish's paternal sacrifice.
- Director Lee Hwan-kyung calls this his most emotionally taxing project yet.
- The movie aims to inspire viewers to call their fathers after watching.
Korean director Lee Hwan-kyung is helming "Gasigogi," a new Indonesian father-son drama. The film stars Vino G. Bastian as Jiwa, a father making ultimate sacrifices to save his son Juna from blood cancer. Pevita Pearce and Faradina Mufti also feature in the production by Falcon Pictures and Hwantasy Entertainment.
The title "Gasigogi" is inspired by the stickleback fish, known for its fierce paternal protection. Lee uses this as a metaphor for the sacrifices parents make for their children, dedicating this film to his son.
Lee aims to create an original work that resonates with Indonesian values of family and community. He described the film as his most emotionally demanding project to date, aiming to create a gift that inspires viewers to connect with their fathers.
Cast members like Vino G. Bastian and Faradina Mufti expressed the profound emotional impact of the narrative, highlighting the themes of love and sacrifice. Producer Frederica anticipates "Gasigogi" will leave a significant legacy on Indonesian cinema.
