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Dito Darmawan (b. 1999)

Alias:
Bramandito Darmawan Putra
Dito Dharmawan

Birthplace:
Jakarta, Indonesia

Born:
December 24, 1999

Biography from TheMovieDB

Bramandito Darmawan Putra (born December 24, 1999) is an Indonesian actor.  Dito started his career as a director since high school, through a short film titled Réve (2016). The first short film that Dito directed won the SMAN 21 Jakarta Cinematography competition. When he entered college, Dito continued his productivity as a director through short films titled Parenthesis (2017), In Uterus (2018), Worth the Loss (2019). Dito studied directing through a film workshop called "'Mondi Blanc"', led by Nosa Normanda.  Dito started his career as an actor in 2020, through a short film entitled Friendly Fire (2020) which won awards at world festivals (Indonesia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Netherlands, etc.). Under the auspices of Sakha Talent, Dito began to get roles in famous cinema films and series, such as Ancika: Dia yang Bersamaku 1995 (2024), Ronggeng Kematian (2024), Pay Later (2024), Ular Tangga Darah (2024), YOLO (2023), Happy Go Jenny (2023), etc.

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2019  Worth The Loss

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