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In the movie, Acha must stay optimistic even in the face of her disease. 'Acting as someone with such an illness is not easy, especially when you have to look like a healthy person but you're not,' she said as quoted by tribunnews.com.
Acha, who won Best Actress at the 2012 Indonesian Film Festival, said she watched a lot of YouTube videos to find out how persons living with HIV/AIDS managed their health.
'They need to take medicine every 12 hours and I needed to know how they usually felt after taking their medication,' Acha said.
She added that she hoped the movie would be educational, and could help persons living with HIV/AIDS find greater acceptance in society.
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