Like & Share

This is a story about bravery. Two young girl who fought against harrashment and patriachy. It is telling us about problems that is faced by real people that often being diminished, especially in a country where woman is considered as an object.

This movie, that started as simple teenager love story, hid a strong message with hope that someday the world can be kinder to women.

Where no victim being blamed and their words are taken seriously. Where the perpetrator held accountable for their action, and cannot hide using religious belief or poor justice system.

This is a story that was told, so that people who are going through similar situation understand, that they are not alone.

I came to the cinema with no expectation and got surprised by how this movie is well-made. The storyline, script, acting are all top notch. The audacity of the filmmakers to produce a movie with this kind of plot is awesome. Aurora Ribero is simply our next best thing. She delivers outstanding performance and great chemistry with her fellow actor, Arawinda Kirana. Other actors also did a great job especially Unique Pricilla and Jerome Kurnia. The movie is also visually pleasing with nice touch of art.

Hats-off Gina Noer, Like and Share will remain one of our best coming of age movie and definitely this year's best.

An enjoyable movie that inspires on more than one level. A young woman is a victim of a #metoo-era sexual abuse - she said no, and was made to have sex anyway. These are the kind of borderline cases most difficult to resolve, and the movie depicts that reality without getting preachy. The movie also showcases a handful of relationships - mother-daughter, best friends, a young woman and a wise woman with sensible counsel - that tell how relationships are strained, even broken for awhile, among people who love each other. How to resolve those, how to restore them? This story has some answers, it's at times mirthful, and very satisfying watch.

Unusual Indonesian movie, in a good way. Very bold storytelling with pleasing visuals.

I dare to say this is one of the bravest movie in Indonesia to portray the complexity of being a teenager in this country. Surrounded by fast-growing technologies and access to the Internet, many would be trapped in the wrong path, thus what the main characters did in this movie. This movie opens many discussion about how to protect younger generations and how we should do around those who being a victim of sexual abuse.

Very educating and would be good if you watch it in a good condition because of the trigger warning. Make sure to watch it with your closest friend or family.

I will review this movie based on the movie itself, not based on any personal matter that its cast may have. Because it is irrelevant.

I think this movie is very brave because it tells a story that is still considered taboo by many in Indonesia. It tells a story about, among others, pornography addiction on teens, sexual harassment, and rape. Although many might think the topic is still taboo, it is very important to bring up this subject to raise awareness, not just for teenagers, but also for parents, teachers, and others. Gina S. Noer successfully and beautifully captivates my attention from the first minute of this movie, until the last. I hope this movie can educate and can somehow change people's life for the better.