Blusukan Jakarta: Some 'Tourist Eye' Phenomenon
Blusukan Jakarta: Some 'Tourist Eye' Phenomenon
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JAKARTA - Images and bustle of real street children life in Jakarta trying recorded Azhar Lubis Kinoy through the film titled Blusukan Jakarta.
The film presents the life of every little corner of the capital such as the corners of the slum, thuggery, to prostitution in the middle of the village which 'captured' by a foreign journalist who working in an Indonesian news agency.
"Looking at Jakarta on the other side. All the character of the people of Jakarta are here, from good to bad," said Azhar after the premiere of the film production First Media Productions, Film Production Work and Javemedia, recently.
Why should it be photographed on foreign journalists 'glasses'? It is said Azhar, happens because usually the unique things that exist in a country will be an attraction for foreigners.
"Usually people in their own country ignorant of the problems that occur in their own country. This phenomenon is commonly called 'Tourist Eye'," revealed Azhar.
The idea of ??the film which opens in theaters on March 24 itself, further Azhar, has long been deposited to finally meet with First Media Productions.
"The message that is as poor as any we still have to work hard and do not beg," said Azhar who was accompanied by a movie player Blusukan Jakarta, among others Mentari de Marelle, Verdi Sulaiman, Hengky Sulaiman, Shita Destya and village children Muara Angke, Jakarta, at play in the movie.
Senior star, Hengky Sulaiman who plays teacher at the village mosque in the film, said the film is one of a number of films that began lifting the lives of the local region.
"Azhar raised the other hand of Jakarta, the full social messages about street children but packed lightly," said Hengky.
Executive Producer Blusukan Jakarta, Johannes Tong hopes the film can be enjoyed by the public.
"It also increases awareness about social problems in Jakarta," said Johannes.
The film presents the life of every little corner of the capital such as the corners of the slum, thuggery, to prostitution in the middle of the village which 'captured' by a foreign journalist who working in an Indonesian news agency.
"Looking at Jakarta on the other side. All the character of the people of Jakarta are here, from good to bad," said Azhar after the premiere of the film production First Media Productions, Film Production Work and Javemedia, recently.
Why should it be photographed on foreign journalists 'glasses'? It is said Azhar, happens because usually the unique things that exist in a country will be an attraction for foreigners.
"Usually people in their own country ignorant of the problems that occur in their own country. This phenomenon is commonly called 'Tourist Eye'," revealed Azhar.
The idea of ??the film which opens in theaters on March 24 itself, further Azhar, has long been deposited to finally meet with First Media Productions.
"The message that is as poor as any we still have to work hard and do not beg," said Azhar who was accompanied by a movie player Blusukan Jakarta, among others Mentari de Marelle, Verdi Sulaiman, Hengky Sulaiman, Shita Destya and village children Muara Angke, Jakarta, at play in the movie.
Senior star, Hengky Sulaiman who plays teacher at the village mosque in the film, said the film is one of a number of films that began lifting the lives of the local region.
"Azhar raised the other hand of Jakarta, the full social messages about street children but packed lightly," said Hengky.
Executive Producer Blusukan Jakarta, Johannes Tong hopes the film can be enjoyed by the public.
"It also increases awareness about social problems in Jakarta," said Johannes.
(rnz)
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