Even High in Emancipation, Don't Lose Sight of Nature
Kamis, 13 April 2017 - 21:09 WIB
Even High in Emancipation, Don't Lose Sight of Nature
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JAKARTA - Spirit of RA Kartini, Indonesian woman emancipation hero, making mothers who are members of the Association of Indonesia Artists and Entrepreneurs (HAPSI) flocked to watch the premiere film 'Kartini'. Film which directed Hanung Bramantyo itself will be aired on 19 April. However, board of HAPSI already can not wait to see it.
Located in Plaza Senayan, board member of HAPSI and a number of senior artists also art workers such as Ati Cancer, Leily Sagita, Alicia Djohar, Sultan Saladin held a watch together movie which starring by Dian Sastrowardoyo and Christine Hakim.
"I can not imagine a woman in that era, her life difficult. I'm lucky to be born in this modern era that did not experience treatment like that to women," said Chairman of HAPSI, Yumma Shannelom after watching that movie.
Kartini's struggle, added Yumma as told in the film that made her and the majority of women who watch it touched.
"Many were crying, including me. And this is really aspiring for us," he said.
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Ati Cancer, one of senior artist also claimed sad about the fate of women in those days.
"Women are helpless and can not do anything, even they are royalty. And now, we continue what has fought RA Kartini for Indonesia women," said film actress in 'Emak Ingin Naik Haji' movie.
However, Ati warned, even high in emancipation, women must not lose sight of her nature.
"Being a husband companion, a mother and also take care of the family," says Ati.
'Kartini' movie version Hanung Bramantyo is indeed a story of RA Kartini approach the culture and customs at that time were looking woman had only one purpose, being marriage.
And when the woman was helpless if it should be married to another man who was already married because their parents demand. Hereditary tradition is irresistible woman at that time.
Located in Plaza Senayan, board member of HAPSI and a number of senior artists also art workers such as Ati Cancer, Leily Sagita, Alicia Djohar, Sultan Saladin held a watch together movie which starring by Dian Sastrowardoyo and Christine Hakim.
"I can not imagine a woman in that era, her life difficult. I'm lucky to be born in this modern era that did not experience treatment like that to women," said Chairman of HAPSI, Yumma Shannelom after watching that movie.
Kartini's struggle, added Yumma as told in the film that made her and the majority of women who watch it touched.
"Many were crying, including me. And this is really aspiring for us," he said.
Ati Cancer, one of senior artist also claimed sad about the fate of women in those days.
"Women are helpless and can not do anything, even they are royalty. And now, we continue what has fought RA Kartini for Indonesia women," said film actress in 'Emak Ingin Naik Haji' movie.
However, Ati warned, even high in emancipation, women must not lose sight of her nature.
"Being a husband companion, a mother and also take care of the family," says Ati.
'Kartini' movie version Hanung Bramantyo is indeed a story of RA Kartini approach the culture and customs at that time were looking woman had only one purpose, being marriage.
And when the woman was helpless if it should be married to another man who was already married because their parents demand. Hereditary tradition is irresistible woman at that time.
(rnz)
