One of the biggest house film production in Jakarta or perhaps in Indonesia, Multivision Plus recently updated their official YouTube channel with the official trailer of “Love You, Love You Not”. The film which adapted from the 2014 Thai romantic comedy “I Fine, Thank You, Love You” will tells you a story about a charming and beautiful English tutor named Amira and her ordinary life that takes an unexpected turn when she is asked a favor by one of her foreign students to help dump her Betawi boyfriend named Juki. Unfortunately, Juki does not understand English so Suchin, student of Amira, records her voice message and asks Amira to translate her message to him. When Juki realizes that he is being dumped, he pins blame on Amira for his girlfriend leaving him being that Amira taught his girlfriend the English to pass her American job interview. It is at that moment Juki persuades Amira to teach him English too, hoping to go to the United States to reconcile with his girlfriend. Amira has reservations but agrees to teach him English. The Indonesian version, “Love You, Love You Not” will be available at selected movie theaters in Indonesia on August 13th 2015 and feature two of the raising star, Chelsea Islan and Hamish Daud. This film is produced by Multivision Plus and directed by Shridar Jetty. For more information about “Love You, Love You Not” or “I Fine, Thank You, Love You”, feel free to visit the official page of Multivision Plus via Twitter or Facebook.
A romantic comedy, “I Fine, Thank You, Love You” is the latest film from GTH, the film studio of Thai entertainment conglomerate GMM Grammy. It was formed in 2003 by the merger of GMM Pictures with Tai Entertainment from producer Visute Poolvoralaks and Hub Ho Hin film company by Jira Maligool. The film itself grossed 29.17 million baht in ticket sales on its opening day being the second-highest ever for a Thai movie. The original film tells you that you do not need to speak the same language to be in love with someone, so as long as you can communicate with that person through your body language and sex, it will be fine. Another thing that you will learnt from this movie is that once you have spoken to someone in that language, you will be pretty much willing to do anything just to be able to talk to that someone in the same way again. In director Mez Tharaton’s new movie, that is exactly what motivates maintenance engineer Yim played Sunny Suwanmethanon to pick up the English language, just so he may have a chance to be sent to the United States and along with that to be reunited with his Japanese girlfriend who is played by Japanese AV star Sora Aoi. The film “I Fine, Thank You, Love You” certainly remains a mighty fine enjoyable romantic comedy that should transcend any language barrier. It is a farce no doubt, but one that is not afraid to be fun, sweet and silly at the same time. For more information about GTH, feel free to visit their official site above.