Freedom FilmFest
This year,
the theme is ‘What Lies Beneath’. I came to the screening on the first day of
Freedom FilmFest. There are opening ceremony going on after dinner time. The organization
team was giving speech on stage and explaining on this year theme.
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We had
watched three films which are ‘Kisah Ayahku’, ‘Unlocking Bengoh’, ‘Kisah
Pelayaran Ke Terengganu’. I like ‘Kisah Ayahku’ the most. This film is
discussing on the Malaysia’s Internal Security Act. People is sent to jail
without any reason and they all are under torture. Here is another issue raised
again. Torture! This has been discussed for many years. Torture is a crime
actually and it shouldn’t be happened. Sometimes people are afraid of speaking their thoughts or opinions. We should protect our own human rights. Voice out if there is necessary. The issue which
stated in the film is communist leanings. The detainees all are under threaten. We should magnify this issue and try to apply to today’s society. Back then, they
are afraid of voicing out. Now, some people dare to do so but they will
definitely send to jail. So, as young generation, we need to learn to protect our
own human right.
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After
attending this Freedom FilmFest, I have a strong feeling which I would like to
be part of this big family. I read the programmes book and found that there
will be film screening tour in different locations such as Johor Bahru and
Muar. My hometown is Muar and the screening date is on 25/9/2016. I wanted to
be helper and Dr Andrew helped me to contact the director. Thank you very much.
They were giving me a fast response, saying that they lack of helpers. I am so
lucky and I am very excited towards the film screening at Muar. I think this
festival did raise awareness among the society. People starts to realise the
importance of human rights. I am so glad to attend this event.
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