Miracle in Cell No. 7

2022 [INDONESIAN]

Comedy / Drama / Family

4
IMDb Rating 7.7/10 10 1302 1.3K

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Director

Hanung Bramantyo Photo
Hanung Bramantyo

Top cast

Rukman Rosadi Photo
Rukman Rosadi as Dodo's Lawyer
Mawar Eva de Jongh Photo
Mawar Eva de Jongh as Kartika
Fuad Idris Photo
Fuad Idris as Warno
Denny Sumargo Photo
Denny Sumargo as Hendro Sanusi
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1.31 GB
1280*720
Indonesian 2.0
NR
Subtitles id  us  
24 fps
2 hr 25 min
Seeds 5
2.68 GB
1920*1080
Indonesian 5.1
NR
Subtitles id  us  
24 fps
2 hr 25 min
Seeds 5

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by AlfianFilmscape 8 / 10

A Heartwarming and Emotional Story

Miracle in Cell No. 7 is a film that successfully delivers an emotional story about the deep bond between a father and his daughter in a heartbreaking situation. Vino G. Bastian delivers an outstanding performance, bringing raw emotion to every scene. The cinematography is visually engaging, and the soundtrack enhances the film's emotional weight. While some moments may feel overly melodramatic, the film's strong storytelling and powerful message make it a truly touching experience. With its heartfelt execution, this movie deserves an 8/10 rating for its ability to move audiences deeply. Thanks.
Reviewed by mnabilq 7 / 10

Between laughter and tear movie!

"People with disabilities deserve to love and be loved." This statement perfectly captures the essence of the film. It portrays the life of a man with an intellectual disability, unjustly imprisoned for a crime he did not fully commit. Despite his dire circumstances, Dodo Rozak finds solace in a group of inmates who show deep understanding and compassion for his condition.Adding to the emotional weight, the story takes a heartbreaking turn with Dodo's separation from his young daughter. Their bond, strained by distance and eventually fate, forms the crux of the film. While the focus remains on the heroic journey of a father with a disability, the narrative is lightened by charming and humorous moments brought to life by Dodo's cellmates.At first glance, watching a non-disabled actor portray a character with a mental disability can feel slightly cringe-worthy and exaggerated. This initial reaction stems from unfamiliarity and overemphasis in certain scenes. However, as the film progresses, its impactful storytelling, supported by a fitting score and well-executed scenes, creates a heartfelt and soothing atmosphere. By the end, it's easy to feel both deeply moved and emotionally fulfilled.Beyond the central narrative, the film sheds light on the struggles of impoverished communities living along railway tracks. The visual depiction alone evokes discomfort and unease, effectively immersing the audience in the characters' challenging environment.Every aspect of the film, from its carefully crafted plot to the precise selection of songs and scoring, blends seamlessly with the underlying message of resilience, compassion, and love. This is a movie that doesn't just entertain but also inspires reflection and empathy.Overall, it's a film worth revisiting, offering a blend of heartfelt drama and subtle humor that resonates long after the credits roll.
Reviewed by SkyB-09 9 / 10

This One Stays With You

Miracle in Cell No. 7 isn't the kind of film you just casually watch. It's the kind that grabs your emotions, plays with them, and leaves you sitting there like... wow. You don't see it coming-but when it hits, it really hits.The father and daughter duo? Just beautiful. Especially the dad. Watching a mentally challenged man try to survive in a system built to break people is hard enough, but the love he had for his daughter? That's what wrecks you. And you start imagining what it must feel like to be him-and honestly, it's heartbreaking.There were moments that just got me. Like when the other prisoners tried to help him tell his side of the story... that part honestly made me tear up. These were guys who had no reason to care, yet they listened, they helped, they actually believed in him. And the balloon escape scene? That was deep. They were ready to risk it all-not for themselves, but for him.And I can't forget when his little girl came into the prison to see him. That scene? Man. That was everything. Pure emotion.This movie made me think. Not just about the characters, but about real life. About people out there dealing with mental or emotional struggles, misunderstood and ignored. And it really made me ask: What can I do to help people like that?If you're looking for something light and fun-this ain't it. But if you're okay with a film that'll break your heart in the best kind of way and remind you what real love and sacrifice look like... then go watch Miracle in Cell No. 7. Just be ready to cry.
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