WARTAKOTALIVE.COM, JAKARTA – Model and actress Ita Rahma enthusiastically involved in the production of the film Spirit Doll.
In this horror film directed by Adzar Kinoi Lubis, Ita Rahma plays Zara who has the ambition to become a famous person.
Zara is obsessed with rivaling Dara’s (Anya Geraldine) popularity.
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“Zara wants to do anything to be famous,” said Ita Rahma, Monday (5/6/2023).
Apart from wanting to play naked scenes, the woman who is now 31 years old competes in acting with Anya Geraldine.
“(Acting with Anya Geraldine) was impressive,” said Ita Rahma.
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For Ita Rahma, nothing is difficult as long as she builds chemistry with Anya Geraldine, who is one of her co-stars.
Ita Rahma said the film Spirit Doll inspired her to play in a movie.
“Now I’m addicted to movies,” said Ita Rahma.
Ita Rahma wanted to try acting in a feature film even though she had to act naked in the film Spirit Doll.
“I want to play a different role,” said Ita Rahma, who has done many difficult scenes.
“This is the first time shooting without clothes and when shooting is done the number of crew is limited and it is carried out in a closed room,” said Ita Rahma.
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He had doubts melakoni scene without the clothes.
“Zara is not Ita Rahma and in this film I work professionally,” said the woman who is now 31 years old.
For Ita Rahma, playing in films made her addicted to acting in front of big screen cameras.
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The film Spirit Dill tells the story of Dara who has a spirit doll that is possessed by an evil spirit that influences her to commit sadistic murders.
The doll’s magical terror haunts Dara.
