Review Movie Danur

Review : Danur

This film takes the tagline I Can See Ghosts which represents the mystery story behind the movie. The film will follow the journey of a privileged indigo child who can see invisible astral beings.

Then what is the difference Danur with another horror movie? Obviously different. The story is adapted from a book written by Risa Saraswati entitled Danur Dialogue Gate. What makes it special is the story in his book is a personal experience of Risa who since childhood has the ability to see ghosts. Yup, since childhood Risa is already no stranger to see things mystical. In fact he has ghost friends who eventually became the source of his inspiration to write a book.

Scene :

The Danur movie opens with Risa's birthday scene. Risa is a child who often feel lonely because of the frequency left by his parents work. On her birthday, Risa prayed to have friends. It was then that Peter, William, and Jansen came. The presence of these children made Risa's days feel colorful. Risa was no longer lonely. Until one day he realized that his little friends are the ghosts who have long died. Realizing with the status of his friends, Risa finally saw their original form that was very creepy. Since then Risa can no longer see the form of his ghost friends.

Risa's ghost friends in Danur movie. From right to left, William (Wesley Andrew), Jansen (Kevin Bzezovski), and Peter (Emiliano Fernando).

Shareefa Daanish plays a ghost named Asih. Asih is the evil ghost who had died of suicide..

By : Muhammad Riky Saputra

Npm : 15213766

Class : 4EA08