Añadido: May 17, 2008
De: yamashitariki
Duración: 6:34
The final confrontational scene between Hassan and Buang. Clip taken from Sarjan Hassan (1955) directed by Lamberto V. Avellana and P. Ramlee (uncredited). English subtitles by asean1984 a great social drama with a backdrop of war Author: efadli from Singapore, 26 June 2005 Source: IMDB While his most successful works had always been comedies, P.Ramlee shows his impressive range as an actor in this classic war movie, one of the few notable Malay war movies ever made till this present day. Without a doubt, one of my favourite P.Ramlee movies. Set in the period of the Japanese Occupation in Malaya, the movie follows the trials and tribulations of an adopted young boy, Hassan, and how he rose up in life to make something of himself,while serving his people as a sergeant in the Malay Infantry Regiment. Fictional it may be, Ramlee's underdog and good guy character quickly endears itself to the the viewers. The movie's lesson on honour, loyalty, integrity and kinship is aptly delivered using the rivalry of Hassan and his step brother and also the atrocities of a Malay Japanese collaborator,Buang (played brilliantly by Salleh Kamil) and the infamous Kempeitai. The speech by Hassan near the end of the movie is delivered with some effect and will inspire the patriot in all of us. While the war scenes in this movie won't impress anybody too much, the fine passionate work of the lead actor,and its supporting cast showed exactly why the Malay movie industry flourished in the 1950's.A classic like this and many other P.Ramlee movies deserves to be immortalised into a DVD set. The big wigs at Shaw Brothers or whoever it is holding on to the original movie reels, take note.
Categoría: Film
Tags: avellana cinema classic final hassan japanese lamberto malay malaya malaysia occupation ramlee sarjan scene wwii
Rating: 5.00 (3 ratings) Visto: 1810' favoriteCount='2 Comentarios: 8
MalayaScreen Says:
May 18, 2008 - This film is very memorable..I have watch it for many times..This film is not " poyo".. Thanks for the english subtitles..
yamashitariki Says:
May 18, 2008 - yes, it is the highlight of the film. very powerful statement. especially for those who have lived through the japanese occupation. i've heard many stories about those times. and how there were people like Buang. In fact, in today's modern society this moral applies to our work place. There are people like Buang who because of their power oppress their fellow colleagues. Such behaviour is counter productive to development. btw, what is the meaning of "poyo"?
elsyet Says:
May 19, 2008 - poyo is slanga words in malay means "over-acted".
fakhruljiwang Says:
May 22, 2008 - aku selalu buat babak ni pd nenek sedara aku sbb dier mint pd film ni.aku jd buang,nenek sdre aku lak jd hasan.badannya gemuk jd x sktlah bila perutnya ditrjh lutut
HangPC2 Says:
May 28, 2008 - Poyo berasal dari 4U2C
HangPC2 Says:
May 28, 2008 - Bukan Filem Sarjan Hassan tahun 1957 ker ?
yamashitariki Says:
Jun 4, 2008 - thanks! a new day a new word
yamashitariki Says:
Jun 4, 2008 - hehe (^^)
yamashitariki Says:
Jun 4, 2008 - kalau saya ikut IMDB, ia menyatakan tahun 1955. (^^). thanks for the info about "poyo"
MalayaScreen Says:
Jul 3, 2008 - Filem Sarjan Hassan ni mula pada tayangan umum pada 26 Ogos 1958...
matkoreng Says:
Jul 6, 2008 - apa la P .Ramlee gaduh masa kecik kecik pun nak ungkit ?
blacksheepwall08 Says:
May 18, 2008 - cite ni poyo ar