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Film brings Titi closer to husband
Titi SjumanJAKARTA: The newly released film Sang Penari (The Dancer) apparently made the relationship of musician duo Aksan and Titi Sjuman more intimate
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span class="caption" style="width: 212px;">Titi SjumanJAKARTA: The newly released film Sang Penari (The Dancer) apparently made the relationship of musician duo Aksan and Titi Sjuman more intimate.
The love affair of Rasus and Srintil, the two lead characters in the movie, took over the married couple when they were working together arranging the music for the film.
“This is a very beautiful movie that made my relationship with Aksan closer,” Titi said at a press conference after a media screening of the film.
The couple spent one and a half months composing the music for the film, which was inspired by the famous trilogy Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk (A Dancing Girl of Paruk Village) by Ahmad Tohari.
