The Right One 2014
In *The Right One (2014)*, director Stephen Odang crafts a tender, atmospheric drama that follows Jack, a disillusioned bank clerk, and Alice, a marine biologist stuck in an unfulfilling office routine.
Director: Stephen Odang
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Right One (2014) about?
*The Right One* tells the story of Jack and Alice, two young professionals stuck in unfulfilling jobs who cross paths in Bali. As they spend a day exploring the island, their conversations reveal shared frustrations and quiet hopes for something more. The film explores themes of connection, purpose, and the search for meaning in adulthood.
Who directed The Right One?
Stephen Odang directed *The Right One* (2014), bringing a naturalistic and atmospheric style to this intimate romance.
Who stars in The Right One?
The film stars Gandhi Fernando as Jack, Tara Basro as Alice, alongside supporting roles from Tara Wraith, Bran Vargas, Tim Matindas, and Haseena Bharataa.
Is The Right One (2014) worth watching?
*The Right One* is a low-key but heartfelt drama that fans of character-driven romances will appreciate. While not a high-energy narrative, its authenticity and the chemistry between the leads make it a worthwhile watch for those seeking a reflective, visually rich experience.
How long is The Right One?
*The Right One* has a runtime of 92 minutes, offering a concise yet immersive storytelling experience.
About The Right One (2014) — A Bali-set romance about post-college disillusionment and fleeting connections
In *The Right One (2014)*, director Stephen Odang crafts a tender, atmospheric drama that follows Jack, a disillusioned bank clerk, and Alice, a marine biologist stuck in an unfulfilling office routine. Their chance meeting in a Bali bar sparks a fleeting yet profound connection, as they spend a day wandering the island's vibrant landscapes. Through open conversations, they navigate the frustrations of post-college life, shared dreams, and the weight of unmet expectations. The film blends romance with quiet introspection, capturing the bittersweet essence of modern adult struggles against a sun-soaked Indonesian backdrop.
Odang's direction infuses the story with a naturalistic rhythm, where every glance and conversation feels authentic. With its focus on emotional honesty over dramatic twists, *The Right One* resonates as a reflective snapshot of two people searching for meaning in a world that often feels stagnant. The chemistry between Gandhi Fernando's Jack and Tara Basro's Alice grounds the narrative in relatable tenderness, making their journey both intimate and memorable.