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Unusual Indonesian movie, in a good way. Very bold storytelling with pleasing visuals.

I dare to say this is one of the bravest movie in Indonesia to portray the complexity of being a teenager in this country. Surrounded by fast-growing technologies and access to the Internet, many would be trapped in the wrong path, thus what the main characters did in this movie. This movie opens many discussion about how to protect younger generations and how we should do around those who being a victim of sexual abuse.

Very educating and would be good if you watch it in a good condition because of the trigger warning. Make sure to watch it with your closest friend or family.

Quite an interesting film. I thought this movie was bad, but it's not. This film is able to bring the perspective of sexual violence to women well. The acting of the players also looks very lively in the role. Especially the scene when the conflict comes and starts to get angry. Feel really angry.

Visually, this film is good. I like the colors in this film. The camera angle is also okay. The Production Design is also cute. Overall technically, I like it.

Don't forget the score which is nice to hear. You will feel the ASMR sensation, but use cinema speakers. For those who like ASMR, please enjoy.

I came to the cinema with no expectation and got surprised by how this movie is well-made. The storyline, script, acting are all top notch. The audacity of the filmmakers to produce a movie with this kind of plot is awesome. Aurora Ribero is simply our next best thing. She delivers outstanding performance and great chemistry with her fellow actor, Arawinda Kirana. Other actors also did a great job especially Unique Pricilla and Jerome Kurnia. The movie is also visually pleasing with nice touch of art.

Hats-off Gina Noer, Like and Share will remain one of our best coming of age movie and definitely this year's best.

I will review this movie based on the movie itself, not based on any personal matter that its cast may have. Because it is irrelevant.

I think this movie is very brave because it tells a story that is still considered taboo by many in Indonesia. It tells a story about, among others, pornography addiction on teens, sexual harassment, and rape. Although many might think the topic is still taboo, it is very important to bring up this subject to raise awareness, not just for teenagers, but also for parents, teachers, and others. Gina S. Noer successfully and beautifully captivates my attention from the first minute of this movie, until the last. I hope this movie can educate and can somehow change people's life for the better.

The trigger warning at the beginning of the film serves no purpose as the multiple graphic rape scenes are disturbing enough to the general audience, let alone the survivors of sexual violence. The cinematography is undeniably outstanding and the issues being raised of porn addiction, manipulative relationships, consent, & sexual harassment are important to address, however, the execution felt half-baked. Gina S. Noer spent the first half of the film building a foundation for empathy toward the main characters, each with their own issues, yet the second half of the film only focused on Sarah and not even in a good way. By the time the film reached its ending, it was like giving a pat on the shoulder of the victims & survivors and saying "We stand with you but we can't do much tho so good luck".