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Amir Muhammad said Ada Apa Dengan Indonesia? is a 'KBSM version' of The Year Of Living Vicariously. Meaning he added some commentary to the latter which was originally seen in film festivals.
I felt that even with Amir's commentary, I couldn't quite grasp it. Maybe I'm not made for this kinda stuff.
But what I did get is a glimpse into Indonesian history and politics, seen through the eyes of her everyday people. And that for me, is a true eye-opener.
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I felt that even with Amir's commentary, I couldn't quite grasp it. Maybe I'm not made for this kinda stuff.
But what I did get is a glimpse into Indonesian history and politics, seen through the eyes of her everyday people. And that for me, is a true eye-opener.