Amin... mudah-2an oge Teh :D. Abdi kantos nongton filem DVD judulna "Paradise Now" ceuk abdi mah ieu wajiiib pisan di tongton ku urang endosnesos, supados urang tiasa gaduh pandangan anu sanes :D... "Two childhood friends are recruited for a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv". Didieu aya oge kisah romantisna :D.
Ieu filem nyaritakeun dua pamuda palestina anu dikomporan ngalakukeun bom bunuh diri di Tel Aviv - Israel :D. Carita salajeungna mangga weh tongton aya lucuna oge jeung dramatis oge kitu... nunjukeun dua sisi anu beda di Palestina sareng di Israel :D. Mudah-2an upami tos nongton filem ieu mah... urang tiasa leuwih wijaksana dina memandang masalah Israel sareng Palestina oge ulah gampil ka komporan ku batur :D. Soalna nya eta ceuk Neneng Madonna tea mah dina lagu frozen :D... you only see what your eyes want to see... how can life be what you want it to be... you're frozen ceunah ... when your heart not open :D. Bahasa anu sok dianggo na teh apanan... sapertos dina filem tea ... Said: "You cannot alter your fate. There is no other way. It's God's will." enya kitu? Leres there is no other way? Leres eta God's will? Wallahualam. Salam, Asep Sakilas review ngeunaan Paradise Now "Paradise Now" is a rare film in which one sees another angle to the Middle East conflict first hand. In fact, the movie is non violent while making its point, something, that in another director's hands, would have taken a different path. Director Hani Abu Assad takes us behind the scenes as two young men are being asked to perform the most daring act in order to make a statement to the enemy, give up their own lives! Mr. Assad takes us along as this pair prepares for what could be their last day on earth. In fact, one of the things that have always puzzled us is the idea that the young people giving their own lives, go to their deaths so quietly, and without any questions posed to the leaders that are asking for their sacrifice. We watch as the two good friends, Said and Khaled spend the last night with their families, not even giving a hint of what they are about to do. Later, in a scene that reminded us of "The Last Supper", Said and Khaled sit with the leader of their group to partake their last meal. Then, we watch as they both are transformed to resemble their own enemy. The two young leads, Kais Nashef and Ali Suliman are perfect in their roles. Lubna Azabal, is seen as a young Moroccan woman who has met the pair at the garage where they worked and seems to act as their conscience because she makes them reflect on the deed they are going to perform. "Paradise Now" points to a lot of the causes for the problems in the region where the contrast between the two sides is like day and night. Nablas, the town where Said and Khaled live could well be in another planet, while Tel Aviv, with its skyscrapers, modernity and order, is perhaps, the paradise they are searching for. The film is worth a look since it is a different account about the tragedy in that part of the world. Trivia: The first Palestinian film to be nominated for an Academy Award. Goofs: Continuity: When Khaled makes his speech for the second time, two of the people watching him are eating pitta. The man with the purple T-shirt is holding the pitta with his right hand in one shot, with his left in the next. Memorable quotes Car Owner: [to Saïd] It's crooked! Just like your father! Suha: One day things will be better. Taxidriver Suha: Sounds like you're not from here. Said's Mother: Whatever your father did, he did for us. Said: You cannot alter your fate. There is no other way. It's God's will. ----- Original Message ----- From: Nenen To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2007 9:08 PM Subject: [Baraya_Sunda] Re: Jodo? Mudah-mudahan kang Osama tiasa nyusul ka Eropa, ngumpul sareng istrina. Nn . Send instant messages to your online friends http://asia.messenger.yahoo.com
