Roy (played by Ryan Hidayat—yes, the character shares the actor’s last name, blurring the line between fiction and reality) is your average high schooler. He isn't the coolest guy in class. He isn't the richest. But he has heart.
The story follows Roy’s attempt to win over the school’s angelic princess, . Unlike typical teen flicks where the hero gets the girl in 90 minutes, Si Roy focuses on the journey : the embarrassing love letters, the wingman failures, and the quiet moments of realization that first love is rarely perfect. Best quote from the film: "Gue bukan siapa-siapa. Tapi gue berani ngejar siapa pun yang gue suka." (I’m nobody. But I’ll chase whoever I like.) Why This Film Deserves the "BEST" Tag
A: There were talks of "Si Roy 2" years ago, but it never materialized. This film stands alone as a complete arc. Ready to watch? Share this post with your high school squad and plan a virtual watch party. Comment below: What was your most "Roy" moment in high school?
★★★★☆ (4/5) – Perfect for Sunday night comfort watching. FAQ
A: It is fictional, but heavily inspired by real high school experiences of the author, Graviel.
If you grew up reading teen novels in the early 2010s, the name Roy needs no introduction. Adapted from the popular novel series by Graviel , captured the awkward, sweet, and chaotic energy of high school romance.
But finding a clean place to with good quality can be a hassle. Is it worth the search? Absolutely. Here is why this indie gem deserves your weekend watchlist. The Plot: More Than Just a High School Crush
If you want The Godfather , skip it. If you want a cozy, cringey, heartwarming blast from the past that makes you smile and whisper "Dulu gue juga gitu deh" … then press play.
