Me Before Me

Me Before Me

★ 6.7IMDb Score
Released:2026-07-11
Genre:Drama
Duration:127 min
Country:Indonesia
Director:Gina S. Noer
Actors:Bima Sena, Ringgo Agus Rahman, Widuri Puteri, Prastiwi Dwiarti, Aming
Production:Wahana Kreator Nusantara

Overview:

A young student battling pressure, panic and a demanding father uses a class project to discover that truth — not trophies — might finally set him free.

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