Das schönste Mädchen der Welt

This film has a pretty interesting premise, although there are some parts that feel less realistic. However, overall, this film is very entertaining and a shame to miss.

The appearance of Reza Rahadian and Sheila Dara is the main attraction. Both appear natural, not excessive, and do not make the audience bored. It is no wonder that Reza Rahadian is a regular in various Indonesian films, his acting is always amazing. Sheila Dara is also able to match Reza Rahadian's acting, the chemistry between them is very well established.

In terms of pacing, this film is quite okay. The storyline runs dynamically, it doesn't feel forced from beginning to end. This film also manages to convey emotions to the audience well.

The cinematography of this film also deserves a thumbs up. The beautiful natural scenery of Indonesia is explored to the maximum, the visuals spoil the eyes of the audience. The color grading used is also quite fitting, although there may be some different preferences from each audience.

Unfortunately, there are some small notes that need to be considered. One of them is the lack of a deeper story about how Kiara and Reuben finally have feelings for each other. At first, Kiara seemed uninterested in Reuben, but suddenly she looked jealous when Helen won. This part felt illogical and needed further explanation. In addition, the ending of this film also felt too rushed. The resolution of the story felt too fast, as if they wanted to end the film immediately.

Nevertheless, this film is still recommended to watch. The entertaining story, stunning acting from Reza Rahadian and Sheila Dara, beautiful cinematography, and good pacing are the main attractions of this film. It would be better if this film was made in a serial format, so that there would be more time to develop the story and characters better.

Overall, this film managed to convey the message it wanted to convey well. The script is also good and natural, making the audience feel comfortable following the storyline.

This is in many ways a charming movie in a different country and language that I hadn't come across before.

While it may seem predictable, the road getting there is enjoyable.

The two lead characters are very well portrayed, the woman is beautiful and very good, in terms of acting the man is even better.

He is the son of a rich owner of a TV station, He wants to make his own independent stamp, but it appeares that his father has tied him to a well-intentioned but ultimately harmful condition for inheriting the father's fortune. This is also tied tgo a complicated story involving the break up of the parent's marriage, and the son's uncertainty about the cause of the break. That has affected his ability to relate well and choose well regarding women. That will be the theme of the movie. The ending is a little unsatisfactory or contradictory, it has indicated to us how the woman feels about the man, but at the end gives an impression of confusion.

But as a whole, the movie remains different, pleasant, and the main characters very likeable.