For me... among all the short stories in 15Malaysia...Late Yasmin's is the simplest one...yet meaningfull..coz it is how Malaysian actually are...love it...
I have, and always will be, rebellious against selective comments made by my parents which I consider racist. They are my parents, yes, filial piety should be encouraged, yes. But that doesn't mean I should allow the cancer of racism to fester.
In my humble opinion, some of the comments here are not so right....I think the director is not showing us how 5 cents is making a distance for a possible friendship.On the contrary, this 5 cents shows the distance that is ALREADY there in Malaysia. The moving part of the movie is that despite the distance already there, there is still possible friendship and love between people from different background, as shown by the boy and the girl's innocence.
i believe its also telling us that we may have the option of pursuing dreams overseas but malaysia is our real home... chocolate being a blend of cocoa and milk, having different races uniting we get something sweet.
Having said that, I do believe that the younger generations nowadays are so much more accepting and open when it comes to the people they mingle with. And it's true, without belittling the issues we're facing, that the racism in Malaysia is nowhere near the racism that's going on in some other countries these days. Another brilliant, but sadly the last eye-opener by the late Yasmin Ahmad. Rest in peace.
Sad as it is to admit, this is very typical among some of the older generations of Malays, Chinese & Indians. They implant these kind of thoughts to their kids, who will grow up either: a) Unfortunately as narrow-minded as they are, or b) Fortunately open-minded if they choose/given the positive kind of influences. I'm grateful my parents have always been kind to all races (it'd be very hypocrite/ignorant of them to not to, considering their mixed bloods) and my friends are.. peace-loving.
Ive been overseas for years, and let me tell you nothing is as good as in Malaysia. Though you may have the opportunity to make money overseas, people are going to treat you as fourth class citizens , the word "immigrant" will be a brand stamped on your forehead. Social and moral values are nowhere to be picked up, or learned. This is not a place to raise your child, to live in harmony, to learn to give and take respect...as how we all learned during our childhood in Malaysia. Live 1Malaysia!
The elders influence our thoughts and behaviour.....the world would hv been a better place if we are open-minded like the late yasmin ahmad....sadly there's not many like her....
after watching this filem, actually the boy was try to make the malay girl laugh, for putting the basket at the head & also taking a baby bottle out, i think the boy mean about fren here is the malay chick , cos her sis is shouting so he hav no time to talk with the gal.... after juz like the chocolate.... he left is mean by love....
The chocolate could have been an opportunity to befriend this pretty girl. He was obviously smitten by her. Had he not been affected by the nagging of his mom, he could have shown kindness and generosity by giving the chocolate for free or gave it at 15 cents instead of 20 cents. What's 5 cents difference for a chance to a wonderful friendship? But, he blew it. The girl politely left.. and he showed his regret. The chocolate.. symbol of what could have been a bridge for friendship.. sadly lost.
The guy obviously was smitten by the pretty face of the girl and absentmindedly snatched something that was not what the girl asked for. That's my opinion.
The ending was what me and my literature buddies discussed about a lot. We came to a conclusion that he was being pushed by his mother to follow her then he started treating the girl a bit rudely. After that he felt guilty..the last line his mother asked him was 'So r u coming or not?" that line has double meanings.. 1. is he coming to her, after being yelled to come over... 2. is he going to follow his mother overseas
@Imanlee so he goes to his mother bringin the chocolate...n then he comes back putting the chocolate back on the counter...as if a symbol that he wants to stay..
Heres another thing that my friends and i noticed, he doesnt hv a shirt on rite? perhaps, he went back to get a shirt and go out to give the girl the chocolate. ...well, opinions and interpretations only... but i strongly believe that is what the ending is all about..
Yasmin Ahamad is a great director. I like this short film. At the beginng show young boy was font of the girl, when they meet he see no color but her beauity. however, his attitude was somehow shifted or influenced by his mom. I think in the end of he regretted he leave the money and the chocolate on the counter... .
fellas, Look at the whole story.... Yasmin Ahmad is a great director and definitely not a racist. In my opinion, the story tries to bring about how sometimes we are influenced by others and this is passed down (the hatred towards others of different creeds , religion, beliefs) to the younger ones. I am still trying to understand the final scene where she shows the chocalate.... unfortunately she is no more here in the mortal world to give us the answer
this is soooo darn true. This is what is currently happening in Malaysia. I'm not saying all Chinese are like this but most of them. If they hate the government, just hate them. Why do they have to hate all Malays?
I mean, I'm a Malay and I dont know you, and you dont know me. But you hate me just because I'm a Malay. That is just not right...man....think about it.
@EmoGomushin yeah man... they dont have to hate us like that... although we are bumiputra, we also dont have it easy.. and sometimes we disagree with the government too..
@ZH700 why are you being so hostile... I show my disagreement by my votes... but it seems like the majority still loves the government..not just the malays.. but i'll think i'll just keep my action to my voting rights.. I'm a peaceful man, I support equality and solidarity but I dont like those messy rallies and stuff.. If everybody knows the power of they votes, we would have a better Malaysia long ago...
Again peace ya'll... stop the hating, and start the lovin..
mungkin awk betul.tapi melayu masih memegang malaysia dari segi pentadbiran , pertanian dan juga 15% ekonomi.x semua miskin.ramai melayu yg bergelar datuk.masalah utama ialah sifat perkauman yg ada dlm sifat org generasi terdahulu.
First i don't understand the meaning of this film at all (i'm not Malaysian). However, after reading all of your comments i realize this film is quite touching. It makes me wanna watch another Yasmin's films. I do love this film. RIP
well my take on this is that there divide between the many different races (here showing mainly the malays and chinese) BUT we're taking cautiously taking steps to bridge the devide
the new generation is here..i guess a lot hapnd in histry... n theres a lot of racial tension btween the old folks..but the youngs ones are getin closer to each other.... "our frnds are here" not our race....
At the start the mother berates the boy for not leaving Malaysia bcos she believes the country is 'run' by Malays who will not gives the Chinese any chances. Yet this same Chinese boy, who apparently like the Malay girl, was rude & unforgiving once he was 'caught' being nice to the Malay girl. Here, Malaysia, sometimes over 5 cents a small local shop would just overlook it & let you have the chocolate.
k-hoe, left with the money, uncertain to what to do with it, decided to just leave behind the choc. cuz he cant actually go after her becuz of his mother (parental influence)..
I think the theme should be about UNDERSTANDING..
The chinese boy and the mlay girl understood it a sense. Why cant we?
Maybe he left the choc hoping that she would come back and take it right? So here's the thing, why??? Here's why i think why.
Do you guys realize that she left her coins??
I think it means that that malay girl, after k-hoe said xde duit xyah beli la, she realises that he chinese in particular) wants the money, probably cuz she understands the chinese dilemma potrayed in the story already. Thus, she decided to juz leave the coins behind (ni bukan sedekah ok, jgn slh faham)
Guys, its just a thought but... hear me out and please comment cuz i wanna know what you guys think.
I think that the story is trying to portray our youth today. That we(M'sian youth) are actually starting to see what matters in our homeland. Okay,
1) We know that k-hoe was behaving the way he is(shouting, kalau takde duit tak payah beli la) becuz of his mother right? His mom's clearly someone downright racist. He on the other hand doesnt look like one.
pandangan dalam filem pendek ini terpulang kepada kamu semua...tapi yasmin ahmad suka meletakkan pelbagai emotional dalam filem dia supaya kita dapat menghayati filem beliau...contoh perasaan cinta,penyayang,maaf,dan lain-lain..menjadi moral kepada kita...Yasmin pernah cakap,cerita dia,merupakan cerita kita...renung-renungkanlah....
Initially the boy was attracted to the malay girl but was somehow clouded by prejudice planted by her sister.Yasmin once again shows how racial prejudice really sucks.
ia..aku pernah..ramai juga..jatuh cinta dgn gadis Melayu, lebih mendalam, lebih pedih rasanya, bukan kerna apa.. hanya kerna.. agama, akhirnya ramai terpisah, tulah halangan yg susah dilewati, sampai bila2 pun, sebab tulah aku faham perasaan Jasmin, mujur dia menemui suami yg sanggup berkorban utk dia, tak seperti aku, melukai org yg paling menyintai, akhirnya sendiri juga teruk dilukai, meninggalkan kenangan yg paling pahit dlm hidup, tulah message yg selalu cuba disampaikan dlm film Jasmin
those who were saying this is stupid,,perhaps didn't get the meaning...
i think this story is emphasizing the innocent of youngsters,,the racist is built by the stories,air and environment.if we continue on telling the bad things about other race,,the problem will not stop.pessimistic and prejudice will not help..they are devastating the peace that we chase for,,so stop spreading the air of racism
Very thought provoking. The boy is at a crossroad. The girl epitomizes the conflict that the boy is experiencing. He loves his country but hates it at the same time. Weren't we all the same when we were kids?It's the growing up which took away our innocence, and replaced it with prejudicial insecurities.
Brilliant! as stupid as I expected. Good job yasmin... err owh, your dead.. thank god.. Really big thanks to God for stopping her making any more of these stupid and idiotic movie..
What is the last scene tried to tell us? What lesson from behind. I not very understand the guys shout "Tak cukup tak payah belilah". Then he left the choc and money on the table. Is it mean let the gal pick by her own?
short yet meaningful. :) many underlying msgs.. depends on how u interpret it! yasmin approaches us in a very subtle way to convey this msg..but left a great impact in us. :)
racism would never be wiped out at all in any country...no matter what, it still lies deep down in everyone of us..it's just the matter of how we approach other races and the perceptions we're having against them, and perhaps, POLITICS does have lots of influence on this... sad to say..
the whole video is about meritocracy. the girl while doesnt have enuff money, still expect kahoe to be ok and sell the choc to her. sama la ngan polisi kerajaan yg bagi scholarship kat bumiputra eventhough kekadang mamat yg dpt tuh tak layak pon. and also calon2 yg result tak seberapa tapi still expect kerajaan owe them a scholaship just becoz of their ethnicity.
so amcam, clear beb? YA nyer vids kena halusi msg tersirat, byk makna yg orang kekdg terlepas pandang
yes, its true. myself as a bumitputra has benefited from these handouts. but instead of empowering the bumis, we are be stifled by the lower standard required of us. Perhaps it is time that orang2 melayu kita nih strive to have pride in not having to depend on the gov for scholarships. Spare the cane, spoil the child. Bangsa melayu telah terlampau dimanjakan. bangunlah bangsaku!!
image of the girl contradicts. She can wear nice clothes but don't have 5 cent? Perhaps should have been more money instead of just 5 cent. maybe 20 years ago this movie is spot on.
We complain about other races, but wats the difference of us when we put races on the sides of our mouth? Deep inside we know we do not want any fight or disagreements...but we stil kept repeating the same.
We all are just humans regardless how and standing on same mother earth.
It's so sad....why must the country make us in a love-hate relationship with our own country....
Why always the same story about..., Ofcourse, Yes, everybody know It' unique. Yasmin Ahmad style, but always the same unique style, sooner or later it'll get boring.
For me... among all the short stories in 15Malaysia...Late Yasmin's is the simplest one...yet meaningfull..coz it is how Malaysian actually are...love it...
I have, and always will be, rebellious against selective comments made by my parents which I consider racist. They are my parents, yes, filial piety should be encouraged, yes. But that doesn't mean I should allow the cancer of racism to fester.
In my humble opinion, some of the comments here are not so right....I think the director is not showing us how 5 cents is making a distance for a possible friendship.On the contrary, this 5 cents shows the distance that is ALREADY there in Malaysia. The moving part of the movie is that despite the distance already there, there is still possible friendship and love between people from different background, as shown by the boy and the girl's innocence.
i believe its also telling us that we may have the option of pursuing dreams overseas but malaysia is our real home... chocolate being a blend of cocoa and milk, having different races uniting we get something sweet.
Having said that, I do believe that the younger generations nowadays are so much more accepting and open when it comes to the people they mingle with. And it's true, without belittling the issues we're facing, that the racism in Malaysia is nowhere near the racism that's going on in some other countries these days. Another brilliant, but sadly the last eye-opener by the late Yasmin Ahmad. Rest in peace.
Sad as it is to admit, this is very typical among some of the older generations of Malays, Chinese & Indians. They implant these kind of thoughts to their kids, who will grow up either: a) Unfortunately as narrow-minded as they are, or b) Fortunately open-minded if they choose/given the positive kind of influences. I'm grateful my parents have always been kind to all races (it'd be very hypocrite/ignorant of them to not to, considering their mixed bloods) and my friends are.. peace-loving.
Ive been overseas for years, and let me tell you nothing is as good as in Malaysia. Though you may have the opportunity to make money overseas, people are going to treat you as fourth class citizens , the word "immigrant" will be a brand stamped on your forehead. Social and moral values are nowhere to be picked up, or learned. This is not a place to raise your child, to live in harmony, to learn to give and take respect...as how we all learned during our childhood in Malaysia. Live 1Malaysia!
The elders influence our thoughts and behaviour.....the world would hv been a better place if we are open-minded like the late yasmin ahmad....sadly there's not many like her....
after watching this filem, actually the boy was try to make the malay girl laugh, for putting the basket at the head & also taking a baby bottle out, i think the boy mean about fren here is the malay chick , cos her sis is shouting so he hav no time to talk with the gal.... after juz like the chocolate.... he left is mean by love....
The chocolate could have been an opportunity to befriend this pretty girl. He was obviously smitten by her. Had he not been affected by the nagging of his mom, he could have shown kindness and generosity by giving the chocolate for free or gave it at 15 cents instead of 20 cents. What's 5 cents difference for a chance to a wonderful friendship? But, he blew it. The girl politely left.. and he showed his regret. The chocolate.. symbol of what could have been a bridge for friendship.. sadly lost.
The guy obviously was smitten by the pretty face of the girl and absentmindedly snatched something that was not what the girl asked for. That's my opinion.
The ending was what me and my literature buddies discussed about a lot. We came to a conclusion that he was being pushed by his mother to follow her then he started treating the girl a bit rudely. After that he felt guilty..the last line his mother asked him was 'So r u coming or not?" that line has double meanings.. 1. is he coming to her, after being yelled to come over... 2. is he going to follow his mother overseas
@Imanlee so he goes to his mother bringin the chocolate...n then he comes back putting the chocolate back on the counter...as if a symbol that he wants to stay..
Heres another thing that my friends and i noticed, he doesnt hv a shirt on rite? perhaps, he went back to get a shirt and go out to give the girl the chocolate. ...well, opinions and interpretations only... but i strongly believe that is what the ending is all about..
Yasmin Ahamad is a great director. I like this short film. At the beginng show young boy was font of the girl, when they meet he see no color but her beauity. however, his attitude was somehow shifted or influenced by his mom. I think in the end of he regretted he leave the money and the chocolate on the counter... .
fellas, Look at the whole story.... Yasmin Ahmad is a great director and definitely not a racist. In my opinion, the story tries to bring about how sometimes we are influenced by others and this is passed down (the hatred towards others of different creeds , religion, beliefs) to the younger ones. I am still trying to understand the final scene where she shows the chocalate.... unfortunately she is no more here in the mortal world to give us the answer
this is soooo darn true. This is what is currently happening in Malaysia. I'm not saying all Chinese are like this but most of them. If they hate the government, just hate them. Why do they have to hate all Malays?
I mean, I'm a Malay and I dont know you, and you dont know me. But you hate me just because I'm a Malay. That is just not right...man....think about it.
@EmoGomushin yeah man... they dont have to hate us like that... although we are bumiputra, we also dont have it easy.. and sometimes we disagree with the government too..
@ZH700 why are you being so hostile... I show my disagreement by my votes... but it seems like the majority still loves the government..not just the malays.. but i'll think i'll just keep my action to my voting rights.. I'm a peaceful man, I support equality and solidarity but I dont like those messy rallies and stuff.. If everybody knows the power of they votes, we would have a better Malaysia long ago...
Again peace ya'll... stop the hating, and start the lovin..
mungkin awk betul.tapi melayu masih memegang malaysia dari segi pentadbiran , pertanian dan juga 15% ekonomi.x semua miskin.ramai melayu yg bergelar datuk.masalah utama ialah sifat perkauman yg ada dlm sifat org generasi terdahulu.
First i don't understand the meaning of this film at all (i'm not Malaysian). However, after reading all of your comments i realize this film is quite touching. It makes me wanna watch another Yasmin's films. I do love this film. RIP
well my take on this is that there divide between the many different races (here showing mainly the malays and chinese) BUT we're taking cautiously taking steps to bridge the devide
the new generation is here..i guess a lot hapnd in histry... n theres a lot of racial tension btween the old folks..but the youngs ones are getin closer to each other.... "our frnds are here" not our race....
At the start the mother berates the boy for not leaving Malaysia bcos she believes the country is 'run' by Malays who will not gives the Chinese any chances. Yet this same Chinese boy, who apparently like the Malay girl, was rude & unforgiving once he was 'caught' being nice to the Malay girl. Here, Malaysia, sometimes over 5 cents a small local shop would just overlook it & let you have the chocolate.
k-hoe, left with the money, uncertain to what to do with it, decided to just leave behind the choc. cuz he cant actually go after her becuz of his mother (parental influence)..
I think the theme should be about UNDERSTANDING..
The chinese boy and the mlay girl understood it a sense. Why cant we?
Maybe he left the choc hoping that she would come back and take it right? So here's the thing, why??? Here's why i think why.
Do you guys realize that she left her coins??
I think it means that that malay girl, after k-hoe said xde duit xyah beli la, she realises that he chinese in particular) wants the money, probably cuz she understands the chinese dilemma potrayed in the story already. Thus, she decided to juz leave the coins behind (ni bukan sedekah ok, jgn slh faham)
Guys, its just a thought but... hear me out and please comment cuz i wanna know what you guys think.
I think that the story is trying to portray our youth today. That we(M'sian youth) are actually starting to see what matters in our homeland. Okay,
1) We know that k-hoe was behaving the way he is(shouting, kalau takde duit tak payah beli la) becuz of his mother right? His mom's clearly someone downright racist. He on the other hand doesnt look like one.
pandangan dalam filem pendek ini terpulang kepada kamu semua...tapi yasmin ahmad suka meletakkan pelbagai emotional dalam filem dia supaya kita dapat menghayati filem beliau...contoh perasaan cinta,penyayang,maaf,dan lain-lain..menjadi moral kepada kita...Yasmin pernah cakap,cerita dia,merupakan cerita kita...renung-renungkanlah....
is this a movie? its a really nice one :( anyone pls answer me
SusiBurn 2 weeks ago
@SusiBurn its nt a movie. its a short clip (if nt mistaken by yasim ahmad) encouraging racial harmony(or why is it failing) within Malaysia.
1988silencer 1 week ago
@1988silencer oh thanks :)
SusiBurn 1 week ago
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I am around the strange section of Youtube once more.
giftbasketer2 1 month ago
Seven People are too "smart" to understand the message behind
MYKSTG 3 months ago
i dont understand
lysha129 4 months ago
Sharifah Amani again wahliaoooo, how many chinese guy she want? First Jason inside Sepet now this fella. Hahaha jokes. :)
brandoncharleschew 4 months ago
For me... among all the short stories in 15Malaysia...Late Yasmin's is the simplest one...yet meaningfull..coz it is how Malaysian actually are...love it...
LaskarPelangi91 7 months ago
AND YASMIN AHMAD WAS ONE OF THE BEST DIRECTORS OF ALL TIME. OF ALL TIME.
rachelkwok023 8 months ago 5
Its sorta anti - racism message for those who dun get it
rachelkwok023 8 months ago
I have, and always will be, rebellious against selective comments made by my parents which I consider racist. They are my parents, yes, filial piety should be encouraged, yes. But that doesn't mean I should allow the cancer of racism to fester.
SirCidKnee 1 year ago 2
@SirCidKnee Thumbs up this to this dude
zack1e 1 year ago 2
That kind of chocolate cost Rm0.40 cents now. Lol
JeromeLeong 1 year ago 2
Yasmin ahmad was a legendary director
genjutsugaara 1 year ago 6
this is just a short film or theres a long movie?
emeraldgal28 1 year ago
In my humble opinion, some of the comments here are not so right....I think the director is not showing us how 5 cents is making a distance for a possible friendship.On the contrary, this 5 cents shows the distance that is ALREADY there in Malaysia. The moving part of the movie is that despite the distance already there, there is still possible friendship and love between people from different background, as shown by the boy and the girl's innocence.
risingsea1 1 year ago 8
i believe its also telling us that we may have the option of pursuing dreams overseas but malaysia is our real home... chocolate being a blend of cocoa and milk, having different races uniting we get something sweet.
seankyle92 1 year ago 4
all i can say is WOW!
AlizAns 1 year ago
Having said that, I do believe that the younger generations nowadays are so much more accepting and open when it comes to the people they mingle with. And it's true, without belittling the issues we're facing, that the racism in Malaysia is nowhere near the racism that's going on in some other countries these days. Another brilliant, but sadly the last eye-opener by the late Yasmin Ahmad. Rest in peace.
AamyraA 1 year ago 8
Sad as it is to admit, this is very typical among some of the older generations of Malays, Chinese & Indians. They implant these kind of thoughts to their kids, who will grow up either: a) Unfortunately as narrow-minded as they are, or b) Fortunately open-minded if they choose/given the positive kind of influences. I'm grateful my parents have always been kind to all races (it'd be very hypocrite/ignorant of them to not to, considering their mixed bloods) and my friends are.. peace-loving.
AamyraA 1 year ago 5
@AamyraA
My mom does tell me somethings like this, but I don't believe in her :D
Mytheon151 1 year ago 2
Ive been overseas for years, and let me tell you nothing is as good as in Malaysia. Though you may have the opportunity to make money overseas, people are going to treat you as fourth class citizens , the word "immigrant" will be a brand stamped on your forehead. Social and moral values are nowhere to be picked up, or learned. This is not a place to raise your child, to live in harmony, to learn to give and take respect...as how we all learned during our childhood in Malaysia. Live 1Malaysia!
neveremailme 1 year ago 8
The elders influence our thoughts and behaviour.....the world would hv been a better place if we are open-minded like the late yasmin ahmad....sadly there's not many like her....
xiejianfa 1 year ago
after watching this filem, actually the boy was try to make the malay girl laugh, for putting the basket at the head & also taking a baby bottle out, i think the boy mean about fren here is the malay chick , cos her sis is shouting so he hav no time to talk with the gal.... after juz like the chocolate.... he left is mean by love....
cheapkah 1 year ago
The chocolate could have been an opportunity to befriend this pretty girl. He was obviously smitten by her. Had he not been affected by the nagging of his mom, he could have shown kindness and generosity by giving the chocolate for free or gave it at 15 cents instead of 20 cents. What's 5 cents difference for a chance to a wonderful friendship? But, he blew it. The girl politely left.. and he showed his regret. The chocolate.. symbol of what could have been a bridge for friendship.. sadly lost.
LN30954 1 year ago 11
Whats the meaning when that girl ask for the double A batteries but he give milk bottle?
BoikBongek 2 years ago
love......
tomiomisan 1 year ago
The guy obviously was smitten by the pretty face of the girl and absentmindedly snatched something that was not what the girl asked for. That's my opinion.
LN30954 1 year ago
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BoikBongek 2 years ago
The ending was what me and my literature buddies discussed about a lot. We came to a conclusion that he was being pushed by his mother to follow her then he started treating the girl a bit rudely. After that he felt guilty..the last line his mother asked him was 'So r u coming or not?" that line has double meanings.. 1. is he coming to her, after being yelled to come over... 2. is he going to follow his mother overseas
Imanlee 2 years ago
@Imanlee so he goes to his mother bringin the chocolate...n then he comes back putting the chocolate back on the counter...as if a symbol that he wants to stay..
Heres another thing that my friends and i noticed, he doesnt hv a shirt on rite? perhaps, he went back to get a shirt and go out to give the girl the chocolate. ...well, opinions and interpretations only... but i strongly believe that is what the ending is all about..
Imanlee 2 years ago
Yasmin Ahamad is a great director. I like this short film. At the beginng show young boy was font of the girl, when they meet he see no color but her beauity. however, his attitude was somehow shifted or influenced by his mom. I think in the end of he regretted he leave the money and the chocolate on the counter... .
freenite1965 2 years ago
fellas, Look at the whole story.... Yasmin Ahmad is a great director and definitely not a racist. In my opinion, the story tries to bring about how sometimes we are influenced by others and this is passed down (the hatred towards others of different creeds , religion, beliefs) to the younger ones. I am still trying to understand the final scene where she shows the chocalate.... unfortunately she is no more here in the mortal world to give us the answer
wcfootie 2 years ago
it is not all chinese like tht...
but somebody maybe,
even malay and india oso got tht type of ppl.
i m not hate some kaum but just saying the true only.
LoVeRainie5016 2 years ago
this is soooo darn true. This is what is currently happening in Malaysia. I'm not saying all Chinese are like this but most of them. If they hate the government, just hate them. Why do they have to hate all Malays?
I mean, I'm a Malay and I dont know you, and you dont know me. But you hate me just because I'm a Malay. That is just not right...man....think about it.
EmoGomushin 2 years ago 5
@EmoGomushin yeah man... they dont have to hate us like that... although we are bumiputra, we also dont have it easy.. and sometimes we disagree with the government too..
One Love YA'll
ImamSoffian 1 year ago 4
you disagree?? then r u doing anything?? please back up your words with pure actions... dun just talk...
ZH700 1 year ago
@ZH700 why are you being so hostile... I show my disagreement by my votes... but it seems like the majority still loves the government..not just the malays.. but i'll think i'll just keep my action to my voting rights.. I'm a peaceful man, I support equality and solidarity but I dont like those messy rallies and stuff.. If everybody knows the power of they votes, we would have a better Malaysia long ago...
Again peace ya'll... stop the hating, and start the lovin..
ImamSoffian 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
This movie doesn't make any sense.
Thank goodness Yasmin Ahamad is dead so that there will be no more shitty movies.
vanagumsabagum 2 years ago
thats your opinion. and its Yasmin AHMAD, doofus.
hooter196 2 years ago
@vanagumsabagum you're just too amateur to understand the meaning of life. Now stick with your WOW or whatever shit.
iLachva 2 years ago
go eat shit asshole. You suck.
EmoGomushin 2 years ago
your comment don't make any sence too, you should go to hell so that will be no more shitty comments.
WAWAWAWAWWAWAWAWAWAW 2 years ago
Please explain the ending. Thank you.
itfp86 2 years ago
馬來西亞人沒那麼冷酷。15cents 也賣的。
ringrong00 2 years ago
Salam-alikum (damai sejahtera bagi kamu)！！！
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khan198khan 2 years ago
to budakecikbarubelajar
mungkin awk betul.tapi melayu masih memegang malaysia dari segi pentadbiran , pertanian dan juga 15% ekonomi.x semua miskin.ramai melayu yg bergelar datuk.masalah utama ialah sifat perkauman yg ada dlm sifat org generasi terdahulu.
ssizuke88 2 years ago
First i don't understand the meaning of this film at all (i'm not Malaysian). However, after reading all of your comments i realize this film is quite touching. It makes me wanna watch another Yasmin's films. I do love this film. RIP
apidfilm 2 years ago 2
Cool
adwinmaya 2 years ago 3
awh! beautiful video.
SIYDA 2 years ago 2
i love this 1 the most,
it s so real,
the old-thiinking of parents,
n how parents' thinking touch on a child,
it is malaysia,
old malaysia,
we can change it.
eloon89 2 years ago 2
at first i dun understand the meaning....
then, after watching it again, i realized something....
20 cent for a cadbury choc? wat a rip-off!
but i understand the 5 cent barrier thingy
longkee2029 2 years ago 6
Another gem by Yasmin. RIP beautiful soul.
jedaqia 2 years ago 4
nice video ~
this is the truth that really happened in Malaysia~
mee3ing 2 years ago 5
a 5 cent distance to a friendship
chupoh 2 years ago 54
20 sen for 1 cadbury chocolate, what a ripoff!
carsonsky 2 years ago
well my take on this is that there divide between the many different races (here showing mainly the malays and chinese) BUT we're taking cautiously taking steps to bridge the devide
macharic72 2 years ago
the new generation is here..i guess a lot hapnd in histry... n theres a lot of racial tension btween the old folks..but the youngs ones are getin closer to each other.... "our frnds are here" not our race....
ibilease 2 years ago
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akubuaya 2 years ago
what is the foolish act? sorry I don't live in Malaysia and would like to know more about the meaning of this clip- seems very powerful
chubbatheBOSS 2 years ago
At the start the mother berates the boy for not leaving Malaysia bcos she believes the country is 'run' by Malays who will not gives the Chinese any chances. Yet this same Chinese boy, who apparently like the Malay girl, was rude & unforgiving once he was 'caught' being nice to the Malay girl. Here, Malaysia, sometimes over 5 cents a small local shop would just overlook it & let you have the chocolate.
jedaqia 2 years ago 42
thanks for ur conclusion
satanicvideohunter 2 years ago
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akubuaya 2 years ago
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akubuaya 2 years ago
actually that guy wanna give the chocolate to that girl even she didnt have enuf coins to pay for it.
however his mother called him up...he remembered what her mother told him b4.....
"This is the place for them,..... blah blah blah...."
The country that his mum mentioned about - Singapore....
Her mum is not racist.. this is the truth, it's happened in Malaysia, not because of Malays, but Malay politicians especially UMNO leaders.
waiyip0405 2 years ago 4
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akubuaya 2 years ago
k-hoe, left with the money, uncertain to what to do with it, decided to just leave behind the choc. cuz he cant actually go after her becuz of his mother (parental influence)..
I think the theme should be about UNDERSTANDING..
The chinese boy and the mlay girl understood it a sense. Why cant we?
HallowMeor 2 years ago
Maybe he left the choc hoping that she would come back and take it right? So here's the thing, why??? Here's why i think why.
Do you guys realize that she left her coins??
I think it means that that malay girl, after k-hoe said xde duit xyah beli la, she realises that he chinese in particular) wants the money, probably cuz she understands the chinese dilemma potrayed in the story already. Thus, she decided to juz leave the coins behind (ni bukan sedekah ok, jgn slh faham)
HallowMeor 2 years ago
Guys, its just a thought but... hear me out and please comment cuz i wanna know what you guys think.
I think that the story is trying to portray our youth today. That we(M'sian youth) are actually starting to see what matters in our homeland. Okay,
1) We know that k-hoe was behaving the way he is(shouting, kalau takde duit tak payah beli la) becuz of his mother right? His mom's clearly someone downright racist. He on the other hand doesnt look like one.
So here's the thing..
HallowMeor 2 years ago
the problem is why msian cant be united is bcoz the old folks behind d government..
shenchz 2 years ago 4
pandangan dalam filem pendek ini terpulang kepada kamu semua...tapi yasmin ahmad suka meletakkan pelbagai emotional dalam filem dia supaya kita dapat menghayati filem beliau...contoh perasaan cinta,penyayang,maaf,dan lain-lain..menjadi moral kepada kita...Yasmin pernah cakap,cerita dia,merupakan cerita kita...renung-renungkanlah....
khayong 2 years ago
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mamanrhr 2 years ago
Initially the boy was attracted to the malay girl but was somehow clouded by prejudice planted by her sister.Yasmin once again shows how racial prejudice really sucks.
davidlee6197 2 years ago
ia..aku pernah..ramai juga..jatuh cinta dgn gadis Melayu, lebih mendalam, lebih pedih rasanya, bukan kerna apa.. hanya kerna.. agama, akhirnya ramai terpisah, tulah halangan yg susah dilewati, sampai bila2 pun, sebab tulah aku faham perasaan Jasmin, mujur dia menemui suami yg sanggup berkorban utk dia, tak seperti aku, melukai org yg paling menyintai, akhirnya sendiri juga teruk dilukai, meninggalkan kenangan yg paling pahit dlm hidup, tulah message yg selalu cuba disampaikan dlm film Jasmin
alotofmusics 2 years ago
i really don't understand..sorry
sorangie22 2 years ago
tak faham :(
hasyamimi 2 years ago 3
those who were saying this is stupid,,perhaps didn't get the meaning...
i think this story is emphasizing the innocent of youngsters,,the racist is built by the stories,air and environment.if we continue on telling the bad things about other race,,the problem will not stop.pessimistic and prejudice will not help..they are devastating the peace that we chase for,,so stop spreading the air of racism
senichi15 2 years ago 6
Very thought provoking. The boy is at a crossroad. The girl epitomizes the conflict that the boy is experiencing. He loves his country but hates it at the same time. Weren't we all the same when we were kids?It's the growing up which took away our innocence, and replaced it with prejudicial insecurities.
mickeymous3 2 years ago 3
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Brilliant! as stupid as I expected. Good job yasmin... err owh, your dead.. thank god.. Really big thanks to God for stopping her making any more of these stupid and idiotic movie..
ahh.. what a relief.
abunjahal 2 years ago
alamak,,,, tak malu ar u saying this is stoopid.
if you say it's stupid, could you please produce something meaningful.
ngguanlim 2 years ago
muslim peole dont wish other people to be dead or make stupid cruel comments
suhana3479 2 years ago
You can choose to dislike Yasmin's work and ideas but do you really need to say such mean things about her?
alafuw 2 years ago
abunjahal you're a fucking piece of shit
icuteffu 2 years ago
What is the last scene tried to tell us? What lesson from behind. I not very understand the guys shout "Tak cukup tak payah belilah". Then he left the choc and money on the table. Is it mean let the gal pick by her own?
eddieboy418 2 years ago
short yet meaningful. :) many underlying msgs.. depends on how u interpret it! yasmin approaches us in a very subtle way to convey this msg..but left a great impact in us. :)
xXLadyAmethyst 2 years ago 2
took me a while to get the meaning of this short film but then yeah...
it was very very good... love it!
they should show her vids in skuls... teach us many things
arylhillman1 2 years ago
oh my
azreeceli 2 years ago
racism would never be wiped out at all in any country...no matter what, it still lies deep down in everyone of us..it's just the matter of how we approach other races and the perceptions we're having against them, and perhaps, POLITICS does have lots of influence on this... sad to say..
passionchris123 2 years ago
i dont ready get the meaning ... can any1 tell me??
Unknown940 2 years ago
the chinese guy is a hottie!!
ernienoryanty 2 years ago 8
omg, so hoott kann? :D howard hon kahoe, he's in TALENTIME also. (:
DIYANAH123456789 2 years ago
the whole video is about meritocracy. the girl while doesnt have enuff money, still expect kahoe to be ok and sell the choc to her. sama la ngan polisi kerajaan yg bagi scholarship kat bumiputra eventhough kekadang mamat yg dpt tuh tak layak pon. and also calon2 yg result tak seberapa tapi still expect kerajaan owe them a scholaship just becoz of their ethnicity.
so amcam, clear beb? YA nyer vids kena halusi msg tersirat, byk makna yg orang kekdg terlepas pandang
feizrul7 2 years ago 7
jadi apa pandangan u? i think it's rather true...
passionchris123 2 years ago
yes, its true. myself as a bumitputra has benefited from these handouts. but instead of empowering the bumis, we are be stifled by the lower standard required of us. Perhaps it is time that orang2 melayu kita nih strive to have pride in not having to depend on the gov for scholarships. Spare the cane, spoil the child. Bangsa melayu telah terlampau dimanjakan. bangunlah bangsaku!!
feizrul7 2 years ago 10
image of the girl contradicts. She can wear nice clothes but don't have 5 cent? Perhaps should have been more money instead of just 5 cent. maybe 20 years ago this movie is spot on.
fazron80 2 years ago
the chinese guy is so cuteeeee.
ojamoja 2 years ago
malaysia needs ONE word: LOVE... thats it...
parakitos 2 years ago
We complain about other races, but wats the difference of us when we put races on the sides of our mouth? Deep inside we know we do not want any fight or disagreements...but we stil kept repeating the same.
We all are just humans regardless how and standing on same mother earth.
It's so sad....why must the country make us in a love-hate relationship with our own country....
KahSing82 2 years ago 2
i wish the racism in malaysia would stop :(
bambamyeye 2 years ago 6
yasmin is so creative..
cincailahhafis 2 years ago 3
Yasmin's films are all about giving a message; the fact that you find it boring just shows that you don't see the message.
jurisprudence1972 2 years ago 3
Why always the same story about..., Ofcourse, Yes, everybody know It' unique. Yasmin Ahmad style, but always the same unique style, sooner or later it'll get boring.
ExodusRed 2 years ago
Well, now that she's gone her unique style is not going to get boring eh?
RIP Yasmin Ahmad.
Halobenzene 2 years ago 2
is this a movie? its a really nice one :( anyone pls answer me
SusiBurn 2 weeks ago
@SusiBurn its nt a movie. its a short clip (if nt mistaken by yasim ahmad) encouraging racial harmony(or why is it failing) within Malaysia.
1988silencer 1 week ago
@1988silencer oh thanks :)
SusiBurn 1 week ago
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giftbasketer2 1 month ago
Seven People are too "smart" to understand the message behind
MYKSTG 3 months ago
i dont understand
lysha129 4 months ago
Sharifah Amani again wahliaoooo, how many chinese guy she want? First Jason inside Sepet now this fella. Hahaha jokes. :)
brandoncharleschew 4 months ago
For me... among all the short stories in 15Malaysia...Late Yasmin's is the simplest one...yet meaningfull..coz it is how Malaysian actually are...love it...
LaskarPelangi91 7 months ago
AND YASMIN AHMAD WAS ONE OF THE BEST DIRECTORS OF ALL TIME. OF ALL TIME.
rachelkwok023 8 months ago 5
Its sorta anti - racism message for those who dun get it
rachelkwok023 8 months ago
I have, and always will be, rebellious against selective comments made by my parents which I consider racist. They are my parents, yes, filial piety should be encouraged, yes. But that doesn't mean I should allow the cancer of racism to fester.
SirCidKnee 1 year ago 2
@SirCidKnee Thumbs up this to this dude
zack1e 1 year ago 2
That kind of chocolate cost Rm0.40 cents now. Lol
JeromeLeong 1 year ago 2
Yasmin ahmad was a legendary director
genjutsugaara 1 year ago 6
this is just a short film or theres a long movie?
emeraldgal28 1 year ago
In my humble opinion, some of the comments here are not so right....I think the director is not showing us how 5 cents is making a distance for a possible friendship.On the contrary, this 5 cents shows the distance that is ALREADY there in Malaysia. The moving part of the movie is that despite the distance already there, there is still possible friendship and love between people from different background, as shown by the boy and the girl's innocence.
risingsea1 1 year ago 8
i believe its also telling us that we may have the option of pursuing dreams overseas but malaysia is our real home... chocolate being a blend of cocoa and milk, having different races uniting we get something sweet.
seankyle92 1 year ago 4
all i can say is WOW!
AlizAns 1 year ago
Having said that, I do believe that the younger generations nowadays are so much more accepting and open when it comes to the people they mingle with. And it's true, without belittling the issues we're facing, that the racism in Malaysia is nowhere near the racism that's going on in some other countries these days. Another brilliant, but sadly the last eye-opener by the late Yasmin Ahmad. Rest in peace.
AamyraA 1 year ago 8
Sad as it is to admit, this is very typical among some of the older generations of Malays, Chinese & Indians. They implant these kind of thoughts to their kids, who will grow up either: a) Unfortunately as narrow-minded as they are, or b) Fortunately open-minded if they choose/given the positive kind of influences. I'm grateful my parents have always been kind to all races (it'd be very hypocrite/ignorant of them to not to, considering their mixed bloods) and my friends are.. peace-loving.
AamyraA 1 year ago 5
@AamyraA
My mom does tell me somethings like this, but I don't believe in her :D
Mytheon151 1 year ago 2
Ive been overseas for years, and let me tell you nothing is as good as in Malaysia. Though you may have the opportunity to make money overseas, people are going to treat you as fourth class citizens , the word "immigrant" will be a brand stamped on your forehead. Social and moral values are nowhere to be picked up, or learned. This is not a place to raise your child, to live in harmony, to learn to give and take respect...as how we all learned during our childhood in Malaysia. Live 1Malaysia!
neveremailme 1 year ago 8
The elders influence our thoughts and behaviour.....the world would hv been a better place if we are open-minded like the late yasmin ahmad....sadly there's not many like her....
xiejianfa 1 year ago
after watching this filem, actually the boy was try to make the malay girl laugh, for putting the basket at the head & also taking a baby bottle out, i think the boy mean about fren here is the malay chick , cos her sis is shouting so he hav no time to talk with the gal.... after juz like the chocolate.... he left is mean by love....
cheapkah 1 year ago
The chocolate could have been an opportunity to befriend this pretty girl. He was obviously smitten by her. Had he not been affected by the nagging of his mom, he could have shown kindness and generosity by giving the chocolate for free or gave it at 15 cents instead of 20 cents. What's 5 cents difference for a chance to a wonderful friendship? But, he blew it. The girl politely left.. and he showed his regret. The chocolate.. symbol of what could have been a bridge for friendship.. sadly lost.
LN30954 1 year ago 11
Whats the meaning when that girl ask for the double A batteries but he give milk bottle?
BoikBongek 2 years ago
love......
tomiomisan 1 year ago
The guy obviously was smitten by the pretty face of the girl and absentmindedly snatched something that was not what the girl asked for. That's my opinion.
LN30954 1 year ago
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BoikBongek 2 years ago
The ending was what me and my literature buddies discussed about a lot. We came to a conclusion that he was being pushed by his mother to follow her then he started treating the girl a bit rudely. After that he felt guilty..the last line his mother asked him was 'So r u coming or not?" that line has double meanings.. 1. is he coming to her, after being yelled to come over... 2. is he going to follow his mother overseas
Imanlee 2 years ago
@Imanlee so he goes to his mother bringin the chocolate...n then he comes back putting the chocolate back on the counter...as if a symbol that he wants to stay..
Heres another thing that my friends and i noticed, he doesnt hv a shirt on rite? perhaps, he went back to get a shirt and go out to give the girl the chocolate. ...well, opinions and interpretations only... but i strongly believe that is what the ending is all about..
Imanlee 2 years ago
Yasmin Ahamad is a great director. I like this short film. At the beginng show young boy was font of the girl, when they meet he see no color but her beauity. however, his attitude was somehow shifted or influenced by his mom. I think in the end of he regretted he leave the money and the chocolate on the counter... .
freenite1965 2 years ago
fellas, Look at the whole story.... Yasmin Ahmad is a great director and definitely not a racist. In my opinion, the story tries to bring about how sometimes we are influenced by others and this is passed down (the hatred towards others of different creeds , religion, beliefs) to the younger ones. I am still trying to understand the final scene where she shows the chocalate.... unfortunately she is no more here in the mortal world to give us the answer
wcfootie 2 years ago
it is not all chinese like tht...
but somebody maybe,
even malay and india oso got tht type of ppl.
i m not hate some kaum but just saying the true only.
LoVeRainie5016 2 years ago
this is soooo darn true. This is what is currently happening in Malaysia. I'm not saying all Chinese are like this but most of them. If they hate the government, just hate them. Why do they have to hate all Malays?
I mean, I'm a Malay and I dont know you, and you dont know me. But you hate me just because I'm a Malay. That is just not right...man....think about it.
EmoGomushin 2 years ago 5
@EmoGomushin yeah man... they dont have to hate us like that... although we are bumiputra, we also dont have it easy.. and sometimes we disagree with the government too..
One Love YA'll
ImamSoffian 1 year ago 4
you disagree?? then r u doing anything?? please back up your words with pure actions... dun just talk...
ZH700 1 year ago
@ZH700 why are you being so hostile... I show my disagreement by my votes... but it seems like the majority still loves the government..not just the malays.. but i'll think i'll just keep my action to my voting rights.. I'm a peaceful man, I support equality and solidarity but I dont like those messy rallies and stuff.. If everybody knows the power of they votes, we would have a better Malaysia long ago...
Again peace ya'll... stop the hating, and start the lovin..
ImamSoffian 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
This movie doesn't make any sense.
Thank goodness Yasmin Ahamad is dead so that there will be no more shitty movies.
vanagumsabagum 2 years ago
thats your opinion. and its Yasmin AHMAD, doofus.
hooter196 2 years ago
@vanagumsabagum you're just too amateur to understand the meaning of life. Now stick with your WOW or whatever shit.
iLachva 2 years ago
go eat shit asshole. You suck.
EmoGomushin 2 years ago
your comment don't make any sence too, you should go to hell so that will be no more shitty comments.
WAWAWAWAWWAWAWAWAWAW 2 years ago
Please explain the ending. Thank you.
itfp86 2 years ago
馬來西亞人沒那麼冷酷。15cents 也賣的。
ringrong00 2 years ago
Salam-alikum (damai sejahtera bagi kamu)！！！
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khan198khan 2 years ago
to budakecikbarubelajar
mungkin awk betul.tapi melayu masih memegang malaysia dari segi pentadbiran , pertanian dan juga 15% ekonomi.x semua miskin.ramai melayu yg bergelar datuk.masalah utama ialah sifat perkauman yg ada dlm sifat org generasi terdahulu.
ssizuke88 2 years ago
First i don't understand the meaning of this film at all (i'm not Malaysian). However, after reading all of your comments i realize this film is quite touching. It makes me wanna watch another Yasmin's films. I do love this film. RIP
apidfilm 2 years ago 2
Cool
adwinmaya 2 years ago 3
awh! beautiful video.
SIYDA 2 years ago 2
i love this 1 the most,
it s so real,
the old-thiinking of parents,
n how parents' thinking touch on a child,
it is malaysia,
old malaysia,
we can change it.
eloon89 2 years ago 2
at first i dun understand the meaning....
then, after watching it again, i realized something....
20 cent for a cadbury choc? wat a rip-off!
but i understand the 5 cent barrier thingy
longkee2029 2 years ago 6
Another gem by Yasmin. RIP beautiful soul.
jedaqia 2 years ago 4
nice video ~
this is the truth that really happened in Malaysia~
mee3ing 2 years ago 5
a 5 cent distance to a friendship
chupoh 2 years ago 54
20 sen for 1 cadbury chocolate, what a ripoff!
carsonsky 2 years ago
well my take on this is that there divide between the many different races (here showing mainly the malays and chinese) BUT we're taking cautiously taking steps to bridge the devide
macharic72 2 years ago
the new generation is here..i guess a lot hapnd in histry... n theres a lot of racial tension btween the old folks..but the youngs ones are getin closer to each other.... "our frnds are here" not our race....
ibilease 2 years ago
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akubuaya 2 years ago
what is the foolish act? sorry I don't live in Malaysia and would like to know more about the meaning of this clip- seems very powerful
chubbatheBOSS 2 years ago
At the start the mother berates the boy for not leaving Malaysia bcos she believes the country is 'run' by Malays who will not gives the Chinese any chances. Yet this same Chinese boy, who apparently like the Malay girl, was rude & unforgiving once he was 'caught' being nice to the Malay girl. Here, Malaysia, sometimes over 5 cents a small local shop would just overlook it & let you have the chocolate.
jedaqia 2 years ago 42
thanks for ur conclusion
satanicvideohunter 2 years ago
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akubuaya 2 years ago
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akubuaya 2 years ago
actually that guy wanna give the chocolate to that girl even she didnt have enuf coins to pay for it.
however his mother called him up...he remembered what her mother told him b4.....
"This is the place for them,..... blah blah blah...."
The country that his mum mentioned about - Singapore....
Her mum is not racist.. this is the truth, it's happened in Malaysia, not because of Malays, but Malay politicians especially UMNO leaders.
waiyip0405 2 years ago 4
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akubuaya 2 years ago
k-hoe, left with the money, uncertain to what to do with it, decided to just leave behind the choc. cuz he cant actually go after her becuz of his mother (parental influence)..
I think the theme should be about UNDERSTANDING..
The chinese boy and the mlay girl understood it a sense. Why cant we?
HallowMeor 2 years ago
Maybe he left the choc hoping that she would come back and take it right? So here's the thing, why??? Here's why i think why.
Do you guys realize that she left her coins??
I think it means that that malay girl, after k-hoe said xde duit xyah beli la, she realises that he chinese in particular) wants the money, probably cuz she understands the chinese dilemma potrayed in the story already. Thus, she decided to juz leave the coins behind (ni bukan sedekah ok, jgn slh faham)
HallowMeor 2 years ago
Guys, its just a thought but... hear me out and please comment cuz i wanna know what you guys think.
I think that the story is trying to portray our youth today. That we(M'sian youth) are actually starting to see what matters in our homeland. Okay,
1) We know that k-hoe was behaving the way he is(shouting, kalau takde duit tak payah beli la) becuz of his mother right? His mom's clearly someone downright racist. He on the other hand doesnt look like one.
So here's the thing..
HallowMeor 2 years ago
the problem is why msian cant be united is bcoz the old folks behind d government..
shenchz 2 years ago 4
pandangan dalam filem pendek ini terpulang kepada kamu semua...tapi yasmin ahmad suka meletakkan pelbagai emotional dalam filem dia supaya kita dapat menghayati filem beliau...contoh perasaan cinta,penyayang,maaf,dan lain-lain..menjadi moral kepada kita...Yasmin pernah cakap,cerita dia,merupakan cerita kita...renung-renungkanlah....
khayong 2 years ago