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The Czechs Love ‘Laskar Pelangi’

The Czechs Love ‘Laskar Pelangi’

I am, admittedly, a HUGE fan of ‘Laskar Pelangi’ tetralogy books written by Andrea Hirata and the movie versions produced by MILES FILMS. When ‘Sang Pemimpi’ opened in movie theaters, I was so excited that I flew to Indonesia from KL to catch it on the very first day!

I bawled like a baby when in ‘Laskar Pelangi’, Lintang’s father died and thus the bright child has to work to earn a living for his family, killing hopes to pursue a higher education for himself. I shed tears again when I saw ‘Sang Pemimpi’, which amused my boyfriend ceaselessly. I can’t help it, really. The story is just so, phenomenal!

Some 200 over students from Republic of Czechs were equally touched when ‘Laskar Pelangi’ was shown to them in the 2nd largest university in Czechs, Masaryk University in Brno where it received numerous positive feedbacks from them. Many can’t stop their tears from flowing, and called the movie ‘a high-quality, educative, heart-touching and tears-inducing movie’.

Previously, ‘Laskar Pelangi’ was shown at the Zlin Internasional Film Festival and was the opening movie at the 3rd Indonesian Film Festival in Praha.

To date, ‘Laskar Pelangi’ has received many local and international awards and recognition. GNFI hope this will prompt everyone in the Indonesian movie industry to keep on churning great movies that could make Indonesia proud.

Credit: Kompas.Com

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6 Responses to “The Czechs Love ‘Laskar Pelangi’”

  1. Teddy Amry says:

    hopefully our movies can be go more internationally!

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  2. Musa says:

    I hope someday our government can support our movie to compete for Academy Award’s best foreign movie. It’s the time for Indonesia to have its first Oscar!

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  3. TituMaiorescu says:

    To be honest, film ini biasa aja… gak bagus-bagus banget, gak jelek juga.. why dont you expose better film like Rumah Dara, Pintu Terlarang, Fiksi, etc?

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  4. Ian says:

    TituMaiorescu: I think it’s more because of the message this movie has, that is the spirit to study and overcoming obstacles to chase one’s dream. It’s not my type of movie tho.

    I like those movies you mentioned; I think Rumah Dara is a breakthru for Indonesian horror movie. Altho great in our measures, those horror movies can be seen as nothing new for international audience. Hollywood has tons of them already. While Laskar Pelangi featured our very own land, local perspective, and things that not many people might face. Just like Slumdog Millionaire.

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  5. jakarta citizen says:

    apakah film ini tidak diputar di bioskop malaysia??
    saya dengar film rumah dara juga di banned oleh kerajaan malaysia?

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  6. Didit says:

    So sad… I’m not yet watching Sang Pemimpi :-(

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