Jangan Panggil Aku Cina 2002
Set in a vibrant Minang community, *Jangan Panggil Aku Cina (2002)* weaves a tender yet challenging love story under the direction of Doddy Djanas.
Director: Doddy Djanas
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jangan Panggil Aku Cina (2002) about?
This Indonesian drama-romance follows Pia, a Chinese-Indonesian woman raised in a Minang community, as she falls in love with Yusril, a young doctor. Their relationship is tested when Yusril's family pushes him toward an arranged marriage with his cousin, forcing the couple to navigate cultural barriers and personal sacrifices to keep their love alive.
Who directed Jangan Panggil Aku Cina?
The film was directed by Doddy Djanas, known for his ability to blend cultural themes with personal drama.
Who stars in Jangan Panggil Aku Cina?
The film stars Leony Vitria Hartanti as Pia, Teddy Syach as Yusril, and Keke Harun in key supporting roles.
Is Jangan Panggil Aku Cina (2002) worth watching?
While IMDb ratings are unrated, this 75-minute drama-romance offers a thoughtful exploration of love against cultural odds. Fans of character-driven stories with emotional depth will appreciate its heartfelt portrayal of perseverance and identity.
How long is Jangan Panggil Aku Cina?
The film has a runtime of 75 minutes.
About Jangan Panggil Aku Cina (2002) — A Cross-Cultural Love Story in Minang Tradition
Set in a vibrant Minang community, *Jangan Panggil Aku Cina (2002)* weaves a tender yet challenging love story under the direction of Doddy Djanas. In this intimate drama-romance, Pia—a Chinese-Indonesian woman raised far from her roots—finds herself drawn to Yusril, a compassionate young doctor whose family envisions a future tied to tradition. Their blossoming romance faces unexpected resistance when Yusril's relatives insist on an arranged marriage with his cousin, igniting a clash between love and duty. As cultural expectations and financial struggles loom, Pia and Yusril defy the odds to protect what matters most: their connection in a world divided by heritage and expectation.
Djanas crafts a moving portrait of identity and perseverance, where every glance and whispered word carries the weight of cultural identity. The film's raw emotion and authentic setting draw viewers into a heartfelt journey of love that refuses to be silenced, blending cultural drama with the warmth of a forbidden romance. Whether you're drawn by romance, cultural depth, or simply great storytelling, *Jangan Panggil Aku Cina (2002)* delivers a memorable cinematic experience.