LDR 2015
In *LDR (2015)*, director Guntur Soeharjanto crafts a tender Indonesian drama romance that follows Carrie (Mentari De Marelle), a dreamer captivated by the timeless tale of *Romeo and Juliet*.
Director: Guntur Soeharjanto
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is LDR (2015) about?
*LDR (2015)* tells the story of Carrie, a woman whose childhood obsession with *Romeo and Juliet* leads her to Verona in search of her own love story. Along the way, she discovers that destiny isn't just about meeting someone—it's about finding yourself in the process.
Who directed LDR?
The film was directed by Guntur Soeharjanto, known for his work in Indonesian dramas that blend emotional depth with relatable storytelling.
Who stars in LDR?
The film features Aurélie Moeremans, Mentari De Marelle, Luthya Sury, Ahmad Al Ghazali, and Verrell Bramasta in pivotal roles.
Is LDR (2015) worth watching?
With its 84-minute runtime and heartfelt romance-drama themes, *LDR (2015)* offers a sweet escape for fans of light, emotional cinema. While not a blockbuster, its sincerity and performances make it a charming watch for those who appreciate understated love stories.
How long is LDR?
The movie runs for 84 minutes.
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About LDR (2015) — A Modern Romance Rooted in Shakespearean Dreams
In *LDR (2015)*, director Guntur Soeharjanto crafts a tender Indonesian drama romance that follows Carrie (Mentari De Marelle), a dreamer captivated by the timeless tale of *Romeo and Juliet*. Her longing to visit Verona, the legendary city of Juliet's balcony, becomes a reality—but what she finds is far more personal than she imagined. As she navigates the modern landscape of love and destiny, Carrie searches for her own 'Romeo,' weaving her journey with the echoes of Shakespeare's classic.
Set against the backdrop of romantic ideals and self-discovery, *LDR (2015)* blends emotional depth with intimate storytelling. The film's gentle pacing and heartfelt performances by Aurélie Moeremans, Luthya Sury, and Ahmad Al Ghazali create an atmosphere of longing and hope, making it a poignant watch for fans of slice-of-life dramas.