Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan

I'm always skeptical when it comes to local Indonesian films quality. Until today, I got slapped hard from this one.

When I agreed to watch this film, my only expectation was to hear Bara Suara's "Terbuang dalam Waktu" that has been my favorite since 2023 for its poetic lyrics and beautifully layered orchestration that blends musical escalation with orchestral elements.

Turned out, this 1-hour-59-minute film exceeded all my expectations across the board. From the music scoring to the visual aesthetic, from the scriptwriting to the acting and editing; every element was executed with remarkable precision and soul. Not once did it feel boring, forced, or cheesy. Every scene was grounded and sincere.

The cinematography stood out without trying to dazzle with excess; instead, it simply presented life as it is, making it easier for the audience to emotionally connect and evoke deep emotions.

Editing played a crucial role in keeping the story engaging. The time-loops film storyline flows with efficient, purposeful cuts: nothing wasted, nothing dragged. I wouldn't be surprised if the musician collaborated directly during the editing process, even tweaking the score to heighten specific moments. It shows.

This is a film that's worth watching in the cinema, to experience the grandeur of the eargasm scoring, and to fully immerse yourself in a story that speaks directly to the soul. You may shed a few tears - not from sadness, but from the resonance of feeling seen. From understanding.

And it lingers. It lingers long after the credits roll.

Because this is not just a romance film, it speaks to our soul about hope, acceptance, struggle, love, and faith.

This film is a prime example of what can happen when a project is built from the heart with pure collaboration, intention, and trust.

Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan is not just a local triumph. It's a masterpiece work of art that deserves to have international attention.

With a heartfelt story and emotional depth, it leaves a lasting mark on the heart. It reminds us that only we can change ourselves, not our partners. What's meant for you will always find its way; that's destiny.

Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan beautifully captures how destiny and time work hand in hand in our lives. Destiny helps us meet the right people, while time allows us to feel the weight of separation, creating space for longing, appreciation, and gratitude. There are moments filled with sadness as the cycle repeats, but also a quiet thankfulness: at least, she still gets to see him.

Sheila Dara and Dion Wiyoko deliver remarkable performances, filled with honesty and emotion. Their chemistry feels natural, and their acting brings every scene to life.

The cinematography is stunning, soft, poetic, and visually rich, like the meaning of sore itself. The calm and emotional soundtrack enhances every moment, pulling you deeper into the story.

And of course, Yandy Laurens never fails to amaze. With every work, he crafts stories that feel close to home yet full of wonder. This film is no exception - once again, he delivers something unforgettable.

Everyone should watch Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan - it's more than just a film. It's a quiet reflection on love, time, anddestiny.

Yandi's creative direction shines in "Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan," a masterful expansion of the beloved series. The film, released in 2025, deeply enriches the intricate narrative, offering remarkable detail. Sheila Dara's portrayal of Sore is a standout, showcasing impressive character growth across multiple time loops. Despite its nearly two-hour runtime, the story feels incredibly dense and purposeful. This film deserves accolades for its compelling plot and Sheila Dara's powerful lead performance. The evocative scoring further elevates the emotional depth, making it a truly immersive experience.

I'm honestly so amazed by Yandy's work in Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan. The storyline and plot are brilliantly crafted - full of unexpected twists that keep you hooked from start to finish. Sheila Dara and Dion Wiyoko's performances were absolutely top-notch; their chemistry felt so real and emotionally gripping.

And the ending? So satisfying. It left me feeling genuinely relieved and fulfilled. This film truly deserves millions of viewers - it's the kind of movie everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime. So, so good.

Also... I was really moved by Sore's line: "Even if I had to repeat it a thousand times, I'd still choose you." UGH. That hit me right in the heart.

This movie is a masterpiece by Yandy Laurens, surpassing all his previous works. Every scene feels like a painting crafted with heart, emotion, and soul. The story holds deep meaning and is filled with mysteries throughout, with plot points slowly unfolding one by one until it reaches a breathtaking climax. This isn't just a movie, it's a true masterpiece.

Now let's talk about the cinematography. Well, this is Yandy Laurens, your expectations won't be let down here. The acting? I could feel every emotion from all the actors. It's backed by a strong plot that's both complex and engaging to watch. And the choice of songs, the background music, it all fits the movie perfectly.

Maybe there's just one flaw, especially from a general audience's perspective. The beginning feels slow, and it might make you go, "What is this even about?" That actually happened when I watched it in the theater, the person sitting next to me was more focused on their phone than the movie. So yeah, this movie might not be for everyone. But for me, this is a true masterpiece.