Dua Garis Biru

Some people who haven't watch this movie, still think the director was inspired from 'Juno'. But it's totally different.

The points of this movie to educate for all teenagers or parents to stay away from something you will regret. > Lesson for teenagers: Don't ever had sex when you're still young. Chase your dreams and think about your parents when you do something. > Lesson for parents: Don't get busy with your own life and think your kids can do anything when they grow up. You still the parents, don't ever be shame to talk about their puberty.

REASON WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THIS: 1. It's not a mellow or romance films. It's a hard life story when you did a mistake and do something stupid before you think. 2. Funny moments and little jokes will bring your mood up, you won't get bored while you watching it. 3. Emotional, you can feel so deep when you watch this. It's feels so real and natural. Your mood won't flat while watching it. 4. Educational. You don't have think, you just need to feel and learn a lessons. So many life lesson you can take from this movie. 5. Hidden meaning, and you have to paying attention to every scene that presents you the lesson without showing it obviously. 6. The ending isn't suprised. Just a conclusion. Everybody is coming back to continue their lives, and learned from their mistake.

10/10, I gave the perfect score because it's so rare we can find a drama movie with big lessons, especially for Indonesian movies nowadays. Thank you Gina (Director) for making this great films (Gina said she's writing this story since 2009, and got this story idea based her sister's friend who did a mistake like this films.)

Great movie about responsibility and family relation during a crisis. Why all the Indonesian reviews keep saying this is a sex education movie? If its sex education movie, they usually know what they are doing and will not get pregnant as result.

Sex education in Indonesia still have long way to go, with all the warning of do not have sex when young and this movie is a proof. Its a lot of emotional black mailing and victim blaming regarding this topic in Indonesian society

The acting is very good, this movie really shows pure emotions from the characters. It's also about family, relationship between parents-children and also sibling to sibling during hard times. Bima and Dara's romance storyline is also very cute and heartwarming despite the things they went through. There are times when they fight, and it somehow shows that they are really just underage teens even though the situation forces them to be mature. But, I don't really like the ending tho. And also, I don't get why they had to tan Angga Yunanda's skin tone (because his natural skin tone is light). They should've picked a naturally dark skinned actor for the role of Bima, I'm sure there are many talented dark skinned boys out there who would be a suitable choice for this role. Or, just simply leave Angga's complexion the way it is instead of putting make up on him to make his skin look darker.

I had been eagerly anticipating this film for about two weeks before its premiere and made sure to tell my mom about it. When I shared the title and a brief synopsis, she seemed a bit puzzled. She initially thought it was just another low-budget teen romance movie, a genre neither of us particularly enjoys. She questioned why I was so insistent on watching it and remained uninterested.

When the day of the premiere arrived, I found myself quietly sobbing during one of the early scenes. I asked my mom for some tissues, and as she glanced at my tear-streaked face, she gave me a bit of a condescending laugh along with the tissues. To her surprise, she ended up crying even more than I did, three times over!

The film expressly tells the story of what has remained taboo in society. Although the beginning was widely opposed, the film successfully demonstrated the importance of sex education for adolescents. All aspects are well crafted, despite some of its drawbacks. Worth it to watch.