Redoan Rony

Redoan Rony’s slate is wild—seriously, the dude’s got range. Let’s talk Chorabali first: gritty, soaked in suspense, and honestly, it doesn’t play by the rules. You get this tangled mess of ambition, gangsters, and a city that feels like it might eat you alive. It’s not just another crime flick, either; there’s this energy, like everyone’s one step away from blowing up. The tension just simmers—keeps you on edge the whole way. Fast-forward to Surongo, and it’s a different playground altogether. Here, Rony ditches the city chaos for a story that digs deep—literally and emotionally. It’s about a guy desperate enough to tunnel his way toward some twisted idea of freedom or maybe redemption? There’s this claustrophobic vibe, like you’re down there with him, sweating bullets. The stakes are ridiculous, but so is the hope—kind of sneaks up on you. Now, IceCream. Don’t let the name fool you—it’s way more than some sugary, feel-good ride. There’s youth, heartbreak, dreams that feel just out of reach, and all the messiness that comes with growing up in a world that refuses to slow down. It’s raw and awkward and, honestly, kind of hilarious in its own way. Rony knows how to capture that chaos—how everything can fall apart and come together at the same time. Each movie’s got its own flavor, but they’re all pure Rony: unpredictable, real, and not afraid to get their hands dirty.