woooh shes hot! ;p

by the way, don’t watch it if its “immoral”. noone asked you to. its based on your free will.

this is a work of art.
watch it, learn it and love it.
don’t be suckers please.
x

Noe said: Don’t ruin the image of Malaysia. Take this down in 24 hrs pls!

roi said: to give a good expression of malaysia?
don’t give a immoral example of video.
thanks.
from ; a 14 years old thinking boy.
to ; mister director

Never mind that there are commenters who miss the point. These comments here highlight the fact that there are Malaysians who fear the truth so much they would rather not hear about it and want to hide it from others as well. (Without realising that the fact that they are trying to hide it means that they know it exists.)

Thank you, education system. These people are just products of the system.

Filem tak bermoral…dah tak der duit lagi nak gi buat kerja terkutuk tu….kemudian nak digambarkan sebagai golongan teraniaya kerana gaji tak naik…memperjuangkan hak rakyat la konon….bodoh

Freedom and Authority
Freedom implies dropping the bondage of the past, abandoning authority, exploring relationships in the present. The following quotations from Krishnamurti may be found relevant.
‘…..If I were foolish enough to give you a system and if you were foolish enough to follow it, you would merely be copying, imitation, conforming, accepting, and when you do that you have set up in yourself the authority of another and hence there is conflict between you and that authority. You feel you must do such and such a thing because you have been told to do it and yet you are incapable of doing it. You have your own particular inclinations, tendencies and pressures which conflict with the system you think you ought to follow and therefore there is a contradiction. So you will lead a double life between the ideology of the system and the actuality of your daily existence. In trying to conform to the ideology, you suppress yourself–whereas what is actually true is not the ideology but what you are. If you try to study yourself according to another you will always remain a second-hand human being.

‘A man who says, “I want to change, tell me how to”, seems very earnest, very serious, but he is not. He wants an authority whom he hopes will bring about order in himself. But can authority ever bring about inward order? You may see the truth of this intellectually but can you actually apply it so that your mind no longer projects any authority, the authority of a book, a teacher, a wife or husband, a parent, a friend or of society? Because we have always functioned within the pattern of a formula, the formula becomes the ideology and the authority; but the moment you really see that the question, “How can I change?” sets up a new authority, you have finished with authority for ever.

‘Let us state it again clearly: I see that I must change completely from the roots of my being; I can no longer depend on any tradition because tradition has brought about this colossal laziness, acceptance and obedience; I cannot possibly look to another to help me to change, not to any teacher, any God, any belief, any system, any outside pressure or influence. What then takes place?

Freedom implies dropping the bondage of the past, abandoning authority, exploring relationships in the present. The following quotations from Krishnamurti may be found relevant.

‘…..If I were foolish enough to give you a system and if you were foolish enough to follow it, you would merely be copying, imitation, conforming, accepting, and when you do that you have set up in yourself the authority of another and hence there is conflict between you and that authority. You feel you must do such and such a thing because you have been told to do it and yet you are incapable of doing it. You have your own particular inclinations, tendencies and pressures which conflict with the system you think you ought to follow and therefore there is a contradiction. So you will lead a double life between the ideology of the system and the actuality of your daily existence. In trying to conform to the ideology, you suppress yourself–whereas what is actually true is not the ideology but what you are. If you try to study yourself according to another you will always remain a second-hand human being.

by krishnamurti

Ya. Memang betul.
Semua naik. Gaji Tak naik.

Good and funny film, the actors are good. Though some people may be irritated and rdenied that there are lots of prostitute in malaysia, it wouldn’t change the fact of Prostitute are there in Malaysia, so do Inflation and Lacking of Improvement of Malaysia Economy too!

ek eh the tranny is cute. lg lawa frm perempuan tulen.

Why most of the short films is so hard to understand? Is “deep meaning” equal to indi films? do i need to scratch my head and dig my brain every time I watch the films? All my friends have a lot of ???? after watching 15 Malaysia films.. pls think about it! Don’t make 1 Malaysia so difficult & complicated.

To Bella: You’re just shallow. You’re not the only one apathetic to politics and socioeconomic problems in Malaysia. /Sigh.

Malaysia’s taxi drivers are sucks! They just take foreigner especially Arabian cos they can pay more! sometimes they even refuse to fetch you unless u pay double, they never use meter, and also lie all the time to earn more!

Why most of the short films is so hard to understand? Is “deep meaning” equal to indi films? do i need to scratch my head and dig my brain every time I watch the films? All my friends have a lot of ???? after watching 15 Malaysia films.. pls think about it! Don’t make 1 Malaysia so difficult & complicated.

is that a guy acting as the lead pros? O.O

Just a short movie….what a turn down or not turn down image of Malaysia….please think of the lesson behind the story

Good movie.

It’s happening around us, the prostitution, the inflation and stinginess.

Not bad the cast as the prostitutes, are they local actor ?