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Reza Rahardian Filming Movie Black Coffee in Takengon, Playing a Blind Gayo Coffee Farmer
I'm honestly shocked, coming here, I didn't know what Takengon, Gayo was like. I saw this view, I said wow, this place is really beautiful. REZA RAHADIAN , Actor
Best for you, TAKENGON - Top national actor, Reza Rahadian, is currently in Takengon, Aceh Tengah Regency. He will stay in Negeri Atas Awan for a full month for the filming of the movie Black Coffee. This is his first visit, and Reza said he was surprised by the beauty of Takengon's natural scenery.
That was stated by Reza Rahadian after the celebration event of the film Black Coffee at Hotel Portola Grand Renggali, Takengon, on Friday (7/4/2025). He said he was very happy to be in Takengon and admired the beauty of the highland area that produces Gayo Arabica coffee.
"I'm honestly shocked, coming here, I've never known what Takengon, Gayo is like. I saw this view, I said wow, this place is really beautiful," he said.
Reza hopes that through this film, it can also promote the local tourism, especially in Takengon. Because many films that highlight or are set in a specific area also help promote the tourism of that area. "I just arrived here and I said, wow, this is Portola hotel with a lake right next to it. With such a view, there's no need to go far to Europe, we can just come to Takengon," Reza explained.
Reza Rahadian will be in Takengon for a full month for the shooting of the film 'Black Coffee'. The film directed by Jeremias Nyangoen started its first shooting on Saturday (5/7/2025), choosing Aceh Tengah as the main location.
In this film, Reza Rahadian plays the leading actor as a Gayo coffee farmer named Onot, who is depicted with physical limitations because he cannot see or is blind. Reza will act opposite actress Sha Ine Febriyanti. The film tells the story of a couple's efforts to have a child, complete with the commotion closely related to community life, especially in Gayo Land.
According to Reza Rahadian, this film directed by Jeremias Nyangoen is very interesting, especially since his works are quite good. That's why he couldn't refuse to join the film.
"I saw how Mas Jeremias won his Citra Award as best director, his film became the best film at the Indonesian Film Festival, then became the representative of Indonesian film for the Academy Awards, I could not possibly refuse this film," said Reza.
Learn Gayo Language
Reza Rahadian revealed that in the film "Black Coffee," there are some conversations using the Gayo language. Initially, he thought the Gayo language was the same as the Acehnese language.
"At first, I thought the Gayo language was the same as the Acehnese language, but here I finally understand that it is very different," he said.
To speak in Gayo language in the film, Reza had to learn the Gayo language. Although it was difficult, he was confident that he could speak Gayo as long as he kept learning. "Here, we are helped by coach Salman Yoga in Gayo language dialogues," he said.
To be known, Reza Rahadian is a convert. He embraced Islam at the age of 19. Previously, he was Christian, following his family's belief, including his mother's. Reza became a convert due to his personal beliefs. He felt peace and love in Islam.
Reza Rahadian is known, among others, through the films: 'Habibie & Ainun', 'Perempuan Berkalung Sorban', 'Tenggelamnya Kapal Van der Wijck', 'Imperfect', and 'Layangan Putus the Movie'. He is also known for his extraordinary acting skills and has won various awards, including several Citra Awards for Best Male Actor.
Shooting at 44 locations
The thanksgiving event held at Portola Grand Renggali Hotel on Friday was also attended by Reza Rahadian, as well as some actors and actresses such as Ine Febriyanti, Asmara Abigail, Kabri Wali, child actor from Gayo, Hafiz, as well as all the crew involved.
Executive Producer Herti Purba said at the occasion that the filming of the movie Black Coffee will be 100% held in Aceh Tengah and Bener Meriah. He also appreciated the support from the Aceh Tengah Regency Government and the Gayo community for the realization of this film. "This is a good beginning for the Gayo region; this film will later be entered into various international film festivals," said Herti.
Kru Film Black Coffee, Ikmal Gopi mentioned that the main filming location of the film will be in Kampung Rutih, Angkup, Silihnara District. In addition, there are other locations such as Laut Tawar Lake and coffee plantations. There are a total of about 41 filming locations. "There is also in Pegasing District in Luang, then on the edge of the lake, as well as around Takengon City. If in Bener Meriah, it is in the coffee plantation area," he said. rd/** )
Regency Fully Supports
Agent Regent (Deputy Regent) of Central Aceh, Muchsin Hasan, along with his wife Ny Vitriani Muchsin, attended the Black Coffee film celebration event at Hotel Portola Grand Renggali, Takengon, on Friday (4/7/2025). The Deputy Regent expressed full support for the film production currently being developed in Central Aceh.
According to Muchsin, the presence of this film not only brings a fresh breeze to the national film industry, but also presents a golden opportunity to bring the name of Central Aceh to the international stage. He considers this film project very serious, not just entertainment, but also rich in meaning and cultural messages.
"Artists and cultural figures involved are very comprehensive. We often meet with the Black Coffee team and witness how this film is made with extraordinary dedication. The local government fully supports it," said Muchsin Hasan, Friday (4/7/2025).
She mentioned that this film is not only aimed at the national market, but is expected to compete on the international stage. "Black Coffee is a cultural document adapted to the big screen. We hope this film will be shown at festivals and international screens. Automatically, Tanoh Gayo will be highlighted in the eyes of the world," she continued.
Muchsin emphasized the importance of maintaining local values in the production process. Aceh Tengah, a region based on religious law and rich in customs, must be respected in every scene and storytelling. "We remind you that this area has its own customs and religious values. But we believe this film will uphold these values. Local wisdom of Aceh Tengah is a priority," concluded Muchsin.
The Deputy Chairman of the DPRK Aceh Tengah, Susilawati SPd, also attended the celebration event. Susilawati also expressed full support for the production of the film Black Coffee, which she considers a strategic move to promote Gayo culture, coffee, and tourism to the national and international stages.
"This film is not just entertainment, but also an educational and promotional tool. It highlights the spirit of the Gayo people's life filled with struggle and sincerity, while also introducing our cultural wealth to the outside world," he said.
According to Susilawati, the presence of the film "Black Coffee" can be an important moment for the revival of acting art and cinema in the Gayo highlands. She also hopes this film will inspire the youth of Central Aceh to continue preserving local wisdom through creative works.
One of the highlights of this film is the involvement of top actor Reza Rahadian, who is entrusted with playing the central character in the story. Reza's presence, known for his deep and characterized acting performance, is considered an extraordinary added value by Susilawati. "The big name of Reza Rahadian is certainly a special magnet. But more importantly, he will bring the Gayo people's story to the big screen with quality and integrity," she said. rd )
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