Time for us to put up our thinking hat, i really agreed that now a days some of the media is control by some of the politician. The message will not be the truth behind it, we must use our comment sense to figure thing out. 15 malaysia clips is one of the good channel to wake us up from what we have been hide under the coconut shell.
From what i can see, all our races still living happily and respect each others, the only thing is the media mislead people though.

my two cents: this ending can be interpreted in a few ways:

1. he lied to his dad
2. media twisting up stories
3. police didn’t buy his stories as witness
4. political interest

few reasons of him feeling like beating up that poor boy:
1. the boy’s an ass
2. racist
3. boy’s face problem. (Hey that’s some reason why gangsters beat one person up right?)

geez kinda hate videos that raise a lot of questions, but this kind of movie are the good ones and make you think!

Catch no ball…what message intended to be deliver in this clip?

Simon@KL, i think they say no witness because at the end the boy is become suspected NOT witness

Jarron Khoo, i disagree with you. I think this movie is showing Malays (Police and Minister) as “bad person” because although the boy is the witness but they still treat him like suspect. BTW, I hate to type Malays or non-Malays as it’s already racists and contra to 1malaysia.

wat they are talking about……….

y so short 1 the movie…….

The son said.. “when the 3 of them started to beat on the boy…”…
but how come the TV media said is 4 suspects? and no witness?
does this try to bring up some other message about police inefficiency on their job??

大马都独立52年了，但种族之间的冲突一下子就能引发

well,this is what gejala of Malaysia
even it is sensitive topic

Not bad… But it will some confused to me when watching…

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这个故事的最大弱点就是要在怎么短的时间，说这么大的道理。Wrong format used.

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The boy said – “when i saw them fighting, i felt i wish to join too but don’t know why……”
I used to “scold” my mom – stop mention racist wording to her grand children, I had been tough when I was kid becos my parents and granny generation has certain unfortunate experience……i can’t blame them….
but past already past, we shall look forward, if our parent never mention any negative words towards any people to their kids, we will not stereotype on anyone. it’s indeed sad that I also had experience tht our polic bias to different ppl. I can do nothing but i just begin from my self not to be racist ……A bit naive may be, but there are always has hope.

Jarron Khoo, I’m afraid that you are the one who appears narrow-minded. These films are not meant to show non-Malays as culprits or anything, and as a non-malay myself, i am not offended. These films are meant to open space for interrogation and thinking, and if you see a ‘racial-profiling’ in them, then you are mistaken not only about the purposes of these films, but the fact that your have been so racially sensitivised (as most of us are) than you can’t see beyond race… and that’s the problem.

And if you examine carefully, didn’t you see the first film Potong Saga as an act of laughing at ignorance, and Yasmin’s beautifu; film, as the chocloate that was left on the table representing the good within us which is hampered by the racial construction around us, and in this film, where if you notice the issue of race was not mentioned by the father or son, but by the media…and how the father saw beyond race, and asked the son to report the case…

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