Cinta Kembar

About This Movie

Cinta Kembar, a 1984 drama-romance, gives us a peek into the world of dangdut through the lives of two brothers, Deddy and Herry. Rhoma Irama’s influence looms large, crafting a backdrop where ambition and familial ties get intertwined. The plot thickens with their twin girlfriends, Ela and Eli, whose love feels almost tangible, creating a rich emotional landscape. The film’s pacing moves between light-hearted moments and deeper, more poignant scenes that reflect the struggles of pursuing dreams against familial expectations. Practical effects and performances lend a raw quality to the storytelling. It’s a mix of romantic entanglements and the bittersweet taste of ambition, making it a rather distinctive piece in the '80s Indonesian cinema scene.

Features Rhoma Irama's music prominently · Explores themes of ambition and family dynamics · Notably showcases twin relationships in a unique context