Love is a 2008 Indonesian anthology romance film directed by Kabir Bhatia as a remake of the 2006 film Cinta. The film marked the last appearance of actor Sophan Sophiaan before his death in 2008. Sophiaan appeared opposite his real-life wife, Widyawati. Plot With Jakarta as the background, the film shares the stories of 5 different couples of various ages, social, and economic groups. Background The project began filming in 2007, and was at first accused of being a copy of the 2003 British romantic comedy film Love Actually. Writer Titien Wattimena denied that it was a copy, and Christo Damar of 'The Nature Producers' stated that while Love began with the same basic precept, it was actually based upon the 2006 film Cinta, with perhaps a 10% similarity to its predecessor, and 90% being a different story as now set in Jakarta. The composer Erwin Gutawa contributed to the film. Cast Laudya Cynthia Bella as Dinda Irwansyah as Restu Acha Septriasa as Iin Darius Sinathriya as Awin Fauzi Baadilla as Rama Luna Maya as Tere Sophan Sophiaan as Nugroho Surya Saputra as Gilang Widyawati as Lestari Wulan Guritno as Miranda Ajeng Sardi as Dewi Aryo Wahab as Rio Gading Marten as Arif Marsha Aruan as Icha Linda Ramadhanty as Ayu Nur Saptahadi as Chandra Al Fathir Muchtar as Omar Marsha Timothy as Tia Joko Anwar as Arya Awards and nominations This movie won "Movie of the Year" at the Guardians e-Awards and nominated for "Favorite Film" at the Indonesian Movie Awards. Album Ost. Love is a compilation album released in 2008 to accompany the film of the same title, Love. The soundtrack album has 9 songs. The hit song single Sempurna sung by Andra and The BackBone was recycling song by Gita Gutawa. List Song Sempurna (second version) - Gita Gutawa Anugerah Terindah Yang Pernah Ku Miliki - Sheila On 7 Oo..Oo..Oo.. - Gigi Kasih Tak Sampai - Padi Scoring Love 2 - Erwin Gutawa Dua Hati Menjadi Satu - Gita Gutawa feat Dafi Ku Ingin Engkau - Vagetoz Sempurna (first version) - Gita Gutawa Scoring Love 1 - Gita Gutawa Reception Iskandar Liem of the Jakarta Post wote that the film might have seemed to simply be a remake of the earlier Cinta, using notable stars as a means of attracting money at the box office, but offered that "despite its flaws, [the film] proves to be an