Vino G. Bastian

Vino G. Bastian, born in Jakarta on March 24, 1982, began his professional journey as a prominent model before transitioning into acting. His film debut came with the 2004 romantic comedy "30 DAYS LOOK FOR LOVE," directed by Upi Avianto, where he played a high school student aspiring to form a band. This film, alongside co-stars Nirina Zubir, Maria Agnes, Dinna Olivia, and Revaldo, marked the start of his significant contributions to Indonesian cinema.

As the youngest son of Bastian Tito, the renowned comic writer behind the beloved character Wiro Sableng, Vino quickly gained recognition in the industry. His performance in the film "NOTES AT END OF SCHOOL" (2005), directed by Hanung Bramantyo, further solidified his status as a talented actor and caught the attention of audiences and critics alike.

In 2008, Vino achieved remarkable success at the Indonesian Movie Awards, winning three prestigious accolades: Favorite Male Actor, along with Best Couple with Fahrani Radit, and Favorite Couple for their performances in the same film. Their chemistry on screen was also recognized at the Festival Film Indonesia (FFI) 2008, where Vino was awarded Best Male Actor, and Fahrani won Best Actress. This series of accomplishments highlights Vino G. Bastian’s impressive impact on the Indonesian film landscape.