Baim Wong's 'All Will Be Fine' Garners Four Nominations at Bandung Film Festival

Actor and director Baim Wong is expressing his joy after his latest film, 'All Will Be Fine-Fine Saja,' secured four nominations at the Bandung Film Festival. Wong stated that while awards are not his primary target when creating a film, he views the recognition from an Indonesian film festival as a form of respect for the national film industry. "The Indonesian film event has judged my film to be worthy of being nominated. The Indonesian film event has appreciated the national film," Wong told VOI. The film, produced under the Tiger Wong Entertainment banner, garnered major nominations in four prestigious categories: 1. Best Leading Actor: Reza Rahadian 2. Best Supporting Actress: Raihaanun 3. Best Camera Operator: Yudi Datau 4. Best Art Director: Allan Sebastian Wong emphasized that his focus in filmmaking is always on the quality of the story and how the message reaches the audience, asserting that audience satisfaction is far more valuable than trophies. "Every time I make a film, I never predict that I will be nominated. More to the purpose of what I want to convey to the audience, has it been conveyed? If you get a nomination, you will definitely feel happy," he said. For the production team, these nominations are a source of great pride. Wong expressed that his greatest happiness lies not in personal validation, but in the pride felt by the crew and actors who worked hard on the film. "It's even more fun when the field team knows that the film is nominated. I'm proud of them, it's my happiness. I'm really sorry for them," Wong added. Wong hopes that these four nominations, which tangibly prove 'All Will Be Fine' has resonated with film observers and the community, will serve as encouragement for filmmakers across Indonesia to continue presenting their best works for Indonesian cinema.