Laskar Pelangi welcomed Masaryk University Students

Detik- Brno - George Perez Student Business Adminsitration from Madrid, Spain, admitted had shed tears. While Ashlee from Tennessee, United States, surprised by the quality of Indonesian films.

After becoming a guest at the Zlín Film International Film Festival 2009 and played as the opening film at the Film Festival-Indonesia to 3 in Prague in 2009, the film 'Laskar Pelangi' return was greeted warmly by the public in the Czech Republic.

This time with an audience of students from various countries in the Faculty of Economics Building, Unibersitas Masaryk, Brno, 11.3.2010.

Watched by around 200 students from various countries in the second largest city in the Czech Republic, with the support of the phenomenal film starring Belitung children are getting a lot of positive comments.

In addition to Czech students, many students from various countries specially come to watch Laskar Pelangi. George Perez Student Business Adminsitration from Madrid, Spain, admitted menitikan had seen the film of tears. I was so impressed, George wanted to visit Belitung.

Tomasz Wiezbicki, students Mendel University of Agriculture Faculty, also admitted that the film is similar to life in childhood when he was still living in Poland.

While a student from China who called Pinging said was deeply touched by the film. "The story in the film is also similar to what happened in China, where many people still have to struggle to get an education," said Ping.

Another comment came from Ashlee, a student from Tennessee USA, who was surprised by the quality of Indonesian films. "Laskar Pelangi Indonesia is the first film I saw," said Ashlee.

According to Ashlee, the film is very educational and touching. Also claimed Ashlee happy, because I could see one of the places in the country which he had not known.

Meanwhile, the International Student Club President Masaryk University, Ondrej Siroky, feel proud to present the film at the university Indonesia. Ondrej look forward to continued cooperation with making contact with the student clubs from universities in Indonesia.

"Screening of this film is one way to introduce the Prague Embassy of Indonesia to the various parties in the Czech Republic," explained counselor Pensosbud Azis told AFP Nurwahyudi.

Explained that the Laskar Pelangi movie was held in cooperation with Indonesian students studying at Masaryk University, Brno and the International Student Club Masaryk University, Brno.

To further introduce the cultural diversity of Indonesia, this time accompanied by film appearance Paradise Dance and Dance of Bali Kayau from Borneo.

Meanwhile, to increase the discourse of Indonesian students, Prague Embassy of Indonesia also explained briefly, distributing books on Papua, and other information brochures. In addition to the door prize winners were also given a CD Film Laskar Pelangi Indonesia as well as a souvenir.

At the end the students can enjoy a variety of Indonesian food such as lemper, fried rolls, sugar beans, and lunkhead garut provided.