Tomo (played by Vino G. Bastian) is a protagonist in Perfect Strangers.
Attends the dinner party hosted by May and Walid during a lunar eclipse. Joins the phone-sharing game where devices are placed on the table, leading to the public exposure of personal messages, emails, and calls that strain friendships and marriages. Keisha (played by Jessica Mila) is a protagonist in Perfect Strangers.
Guest at the dinner gathering who participates in the phone exposure challenge. Her surrender of the device to the group accelerates the unraveling of hidden secrets and creates doubt among the attendees. Anjas (played by Denny Sumargo) appears in Perfect Strangers.
Attends the dinner and agrees to the phone-sharing game. The revealed communications on his device trigger interpersonal tension and test the stability of his relationships within the friend group. Imelda (played by Clara Bernadeth) appears in Perfect Strangers.
Dinner guest who engages in the phone challenge. Her participation in the shared reading of messages and calls contributes to the cascade of exposed truths and strained dynamics among the guests. Wisnu (played by Adipati Dolken) appears in Perfect Strangers.
Attends the dinner party and joins the phone-sharing game. The public scrutiny of his device uncovers personal secrets that place additional strain on the group's relationships and trust. Enrico (played by Darius Sinathrya) appears in Perfect Strangers.
Guest at the dinner who surrenders his phone for the game. His involvement in the shared communication review leads to unexpected revelations and interpersonal friction among the attendees. Eva (played by Nadine Alexandra) appears in Perfect Strangers.
Attends the dinner gathering and participates in the phone-sharing game. The exposure of her messages and calls contributes to the growing doubt and rifts among the friends. Bella (played by Dannia Salsabila) appears in Perfect Strangers.
Guest at the dinner who engages in the phone challenge. Her participation in the public reading of communications uncovers hidden aspects of her life and friendships, deepening the group's tensions.
Perfect Strangers (2022) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Tomo
(played by Vino G. Bastian) — protagonist
Attends the dinner party hosted by May and Walid during a lunar eclipse. Joins the phone-sharing game where devices are placed on the table, leading to the public exposure of personal messages, emails...
Keisha
(played by Jessica Mila) — protagonist
Guest at the dinner gathering who participates in the phone exposure challenge. Her surrender of the device to the group accelerates the unraveling of hidden secrets and creates doubt among the attend...
Anjas
(played by Denny Sumargo) — supporting
Attends the dinner and agrees to the phone-sharing game. The revealed communications on his device trigger interpersonal tension and test the stability of his relationships within the friend group.
Imelda
(played by Clara Bernadeth) — supporting
Dinner guest who engages in the phone challenge. Her participation in the shared reading of messages and calls contributes to the cascade of exposed truths and strained dynamics among the guests.
Wisnu
(played by Adipati Dolken) — supporting
Attends the dinner party and joins the phone-sharing game. The public scrutiny of his device uncovers personal secrets that place additional strain on the group's relationships and trust.
Enrico
(played by Darius Sinathrya) — supporting
Guest at the dinner who surrenders his phone for the game. His involvement in the shared communication review leads to unexpected revelations and interpersonal friction among the attendees.
Eva
(played by Nadine Alexandra) — supporting
Attends the dinner gathering and participates in the phone-sharing game. The exposure of her messages and calls contributes to the growing doubt and rifts among the friends.
Bella
(played by Dannia Salsabila) — supporting
Guest at the dinner who engages in the phone challenge. Her participation in the public reading of communications uncovers hidden aspects of her life and friendships, deepening the group's tensions.
Grandma
(played by Niniek L. Karim) — supporting
Attends the dinner party and joins the phone-sharing game. Her involvement in the exposure of messages and calls adds to the collective unraveling of secrets and relationship dynamics.
Story Analysis
A dinner party game forces friends to expose digital secrets, fracturing relationships before they collectively choose denial.
