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Screenplay and Vidio Release Gen Z Series 'Di Luar Nurul'

From Tempo · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Screenplay and Vidio released the Gen Z-focused series "Di Luar Nurul," exploring emotional realities, conflicts, and social dynamics.
  • The series incorporates viral trends and the social media phenomenon "The Nurul," with co-director Adis Kayl highlighting research involving different Gen Z perspectives from Jakarta and Depok.
  • Actress Lea Chiaracel discusses her antagonist role, Lily, whose character development involves realizing the value of honest friendships, while the series also features an enemies-to-lovers romance plot.

Screenplay and Vidio have launched "Di Luar Nurul," a new series delving into the emotional landscapes, conflicts, and social dynamics characteristic of Generation Z. The show aims to capture contemporary viral trends, including the social media term "The Nurul," which has gained traction among young people.

Co-director Adis Kayl described the research and direction process with young actors as both challenging and enjoyable. He noted the critical nature of the cast, who actively contributed insights relevant to their daily lives. Kayl explained that the series explores contrasting perspectives between "Jaksel" (South Jakarta) and "Depok" youth, representing distinct Gen Z viewpoints that often lead to debate. He emphasized the goal of portraying adolescent maturation realistically and encouraging strong moral messages through each character.

Actress Lea Chiaracel, playing the antagonist Lily, shared her interpretation of the character's motivations. Lily's initial conflicts stem from feeling disturbed by others, but she eventually recognizes the sincerity and loyalty of those she initially perceived as disruptive. Chiaracel highlighted Lily's significant character arc and the series' incorporation of current TikTok trends. The show aims to educate young viewers on tolerance and self-expression, encouraging them to avoid judging others based on appearance or communication style, provided they do not spread negativity.

Another key element of "Di Luar Nurul" is its central romance, built on the popular "enemies-to-lovers" trope. Nayla D. Purnama, who plays Kania, indicated that the interactions between her character and others will form a dynamic and engaging part of the narrative, predicted to be a major draw for viewers.

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Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.