Rabu, 22 Januari 2014

Tabula Rasa, film bertema kuliner pertama di Indonesia

Indonesia dikenal dengan keanekaragaman kulinernya, namun sayangnya hal tersebut belum dapat tersampaikan secara maksimal kepada masyarakatnya. Melalui film yang berjudul ‘Tabula Rasa’  LifeLike Pictures yang sebelumnya sukses memproduksi film Pintu Terlaran (2009) dan Modus Anomali (2012), kini mencoba mengangkat kekayaan masakan Indonesia.

Film yang siap dirilis pada akhir 2014 ini bercerita tentang Hans, pemuda asal Serui, Papua, yang bercita-cita menjadi pemain sepak bola yang profesional. Namun nasib berkata lain dan membuat semangat hidupnya kandas, Hans pun bertemu dengan Mak Uwo pemilik rumah makan Minang sederhana (Lapau). Mimpi dan semangat hidup Hans mulai  kembali lewat makanan dan masakan.

Film ini diproduseri oleh Sheila Timothy, sedangkan sutradara dipercayakan kepada sutradara muda Adriyanto Dewanto dan Tumpak Tampubolon sebagai penulis naskahnya. Dalam keterangan persnya, Sheila Timothy menjelaskan jika film Tabula Rasa aka menjadi flm bertema kuliner pertama di Indonesia “Makanan Indonesia itu sebenarnya punya banyak cerita, punya banyak filosofi. Mungkin bisa dibilang belum ada film di Indonesia yang fokus pada makanan” ucapnya saat ditemui di kawasan Kuningan.

Tak beda dengan Sheila Timothy, sang sutradara Adriyanto Dewo mengungkapkan bahwa film ini akan menjadi film bertema kuliner pertama “Gue menganggap ini cerita film yang penting untuk disampaikan, cerita film yang simpel dan bisa ngangkat budaya Indonesia terutama dari makanan, belum ada setau saya film Indonesia yang fokus pada makanan” tuturnya.


Film yang mengangkat budaya Minang dan Papua ini juga dibintangi oleh aktor dan aktris ternama seperti Dewi Irawan, Yayu Unru, Ramdan septia juga aktor muda berbakat Jimmy Kobogan.

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