Radio

The premise of this film is too forced. "radio that can narraters the person who listened to it" I mean.. Really?!

The character is, as usual, a poor high school student who moves somewhere in the village and meets some bad guys and bullies at his school... And even if you watch the first episode, the way the character finds the radio is very forced.

Even though there are many well-known Indonesian actors and artists in this film, it doesn't help the story which isn't well planned.

The visuals are not good, the color grading is worse, and it's like they downloaded free LUTs from the internet and put them into this movie.

And why does the music always sound like so intense, even when the scene isn't that deep? I think maybe they're out of free background music.

I don't think they are trying so hard to make this series. There are so many references to making a thriller series... You can watch "Katarsis", or maybe the "Rumah Dara" movie which is better than this.

Bruh, I really hope Indonesian make some good quality thriller, action or horror series.

That's my genuine thought, actually, I have a lot of bad thoughts every episode, but there it is.

The ensemble cast of "Radio" is a standout feature. Notable performances from actors like Ari Irham and Marsha Aruan capture the essence of the era, transporting the audience to a time when radio was the primary source of entertainment. The chemistry among the cast members, particularly during the behind-the-scenes segments, adds depth to the characters and their interwoven stories.

One of the most remarkable aspects of "Radio" is its ability to evoke the listener's imagination. With visual elements, the series relies entirely on the power of audio to convey its stories. This not only showcases the talent of the sound engineers and foley artists but also encourages the audience to actively engage their imagination in a way that modern visual media often doesn't.