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Although film has existed since the end of the nineteenth century, the medium is still not everywhere so obvious and ubiquitous as ours. Nevertheless, several countries are also true to their hearts content be viewed n films are made, but that we just do not know yet from. Every year devotes Rialto World festival in one of those countries to give them earn their films. Attention This year, the world of the New Malaysian Cinema open to you. Important to the title of this festival is the word 'new'. It is not so much the established Malaysian cinema, but the films of a group of directors who belong to a new generation, and manifest themselves in the alternative gsc klcc circuit here. Sometimes these filmmakers began as amateurs who, thanks gsc klcc to digital technology gsc klcc finally got the opportunity to express their love for film shape. Their films are generally not seen in the Malaysian cinemas because censorship in the country is strict. Resources are limited and distribution is certainly difficult. However, the international film circuit provides the solution, and Malaysian filmmakers like Yasmin Ahmad, Ho Yuhang, James Lee, Amir Muhammad and Tan Chui Mui dragged at various festivals even prizes. The latter used the prize money of her debut film Love Conquers All to finance. Debut Liew Seng Tat, Flower in the Pocket, it Also this film was a success. Thanks to their determination and will to work together, starting these filmmakers are still making. Name The New Malaysian Cinema festival in Rialto in Amsterdam is now over, but the tour of the festival will continue until November 19th. Some theaters give special performances that are preceded by an introduction of a Southeast Asia expert. After a brief introduction on the history, politics and ethnic relations in the country, these films and their creators to install because related gsc klcc themes play an important role. Better in a context In The Big Durian (2003), in which director Amir Muhammad gsc klcc is trying to learn more about a famous incident in Malaysian history, all of these issues are discussed. On October 18, 1987 a soldier took to the streets in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur, and started with an M-16 rifle in the shooting around. After this incident, there was panic and life was disrupted in the city for a long time. There was fear of race riots, but where did that fear come from? And what was the role of politics in this? When you know that the population of the country consists of large groups with different backgrounds (Indian, Chinese and Malaysian, the latter being the largest), which normally lives quite separate from each other, but in the past sometimes were in conflict , this issue once more alive. gsc klcc This separation is partly due to the 'divide and conquer' strategies of the British occupiers. The colonial past of Malaysia comes in various films discussed and is also recognized by the many English being spoken in the movies. In The Big Durian kinds of people coming from various ethnic backgrounds to speak. They all give their own views on the incident with 'Private Adam' (or PREBET Adam) and its aftermath. This diversity is interesting and visual gsc klcc way some of them their story explained supplies do occasionally comical gsc klcc moments. Apart from music, other elements also play an important role in the film of Muhammad, who also equally self-portraits gsc klcc and provides the voice-over. The realistic images of the city and the people are interspersed with black and white photographs and pieces of animation. Sometimes it does not. Adds something, sometimes It is clear that the director does not lack creativity and love of film, there is also regularly gexperimenteerd with different camera angles and or split screens. Although the film occasional messy structured, he remains always interesting and entertaining; in this early film of Muhammad is his talent already clearly visible. The new generation of Malaysian filmmakers is not devoid of talented female represent gsc klcc esters. One of them is Yasmin Ahmad, who with her films Sepet (2004) and Mukhsin (2006) is well represented in the New Malaysian Cinema tour. Sepet literally means something like "gook" and hence the title suggests a lot about the themes raised in the film. The "Romeo an