Single

Raditya Dika's 2015 Indonesian film follows an unemployed and unformed bachelor. His younger brother is getting married and he wants to arrive at the wedding with someone. The film builds that goal as comedy. His attempts fail one after another; the narrative also brings in the pressure from the family and the comparison between the brothers. The director also takes the lead and uses his own comic language. The tone is light, with no violence or drama. The close settles for a small measure of growing up. Who it's for: those who like Indonesian comedy. Who it's not for: viewers expecting a deep story; the film proceeds as a run of jokes.