Jakarta, August 7, 2025 — After receiving warm responses from audiences in 25 cities through exclusive early screenings, today the film “Call Me Dad” officially premieres across all theaters in Indonesia!
This heartwarming family dramedy delivers laughter, emotion, and warmth—inviting audiences to reflect on the true meaning of family, even when there are no blood ties involved.
A Story About an Unusual Family
Produced by Anggia Kharisma, the creative force behind some of Indonesia’s most beloved family films like Keluarga Cemara, One Day We’ll Talk About Today, and the box-office record-breaker Jumbo, “Call Me Dad” is a gentle reminder that family love can come from the most unexpected places.
The story follows two debt collectors who suddenly find themselves raising a child. From there, love, care, and bonds grow—proving that family is built on more than just blood.
Audience Reactions from 25 Cities
Audiences who attended the Early Screening events expressed a wide range of emotions—laughter, tears, and heartfelt connections.“Family isn’t always about blood. Anyone can be your family.”– Viewer, Special Screening
“This film is so relatable. I’ve been raising my daughter alone since her mother passed away. Many scenes really hit close to home.”
– Single father attending with his daughter
“You can really feel the fatherly love—even without a blood connection.”
– Mother who attended the screening
Big Names Behind the Scenes
Directed by Benni Setiawan, a Citra Award-winning filmmaker, the film features a stellar cast:
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Ringgo Agus Rahman
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Boris Bokir
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Myesha Lin
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Tissa Biani
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Sita Nursanti
Ringgo Agus Rahman, who plays Mang Dedi, shared:“This story is so close to real life. Personally, I’ve felt how a child’s presence can change everything. I hope this film sparks meaningful conversations within families.”
Tissa Biani, playing the adult version of Intan, added:“I really relate to Intan. I also grew up without a father figure. This film is perfect for families—especially teens who may be missing that fatherly presence.”
Now Showing in Theaters Nationwide
“Call Me Dad” is showing in 2,000+ sessions, across 539 screens, and 443 cinemas throughout Indonesia. You can watch it at:
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XXI, CGV, Cinepolis, Platinum
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New Star Cineplex, Flix, Kota Cinema
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And indie cinemas such as Dakota, Planet Cinema, BES, MOVIMAX, Denpasar Cineplex, Rajawali Cinema, and more!
Bring Your Loved Ones and Feel the Warmth of “Call Me Dad”
This is more than just a film—it’s a heartwarming reflection, a gentle reminder, and emotional healing. A celebration of love, family, and connection. Don’t miss it—bring your family, friends, or loved ones to the cinema! Stay updated via Instagram: @panggilakuayahfilm & @visinemaid
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