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Indonesian movie Daniel: Hey, Vella, how are you? Vella: I'm good. How are you? Daniel: I'm well thanks. Just wanted to ask you what's your favorite movie? Vella: OK, I have one all-time Indonesian favorite movie. Daniel: Uh, uh. Vella: And it's called Lima Wanita, Lima Cinta, Lima Cerita. Daniel: What's, what's the name of it in English? Vella: In English the translation would be Five Women, Five Love and Five Stories. Daniel: Uh, uh. What is it about? Vella: OK, it's basically about five women with different love stories and one of them, her parents died when she was really young. Daniel: OK.

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Indonesian movie

Daniel: Hey, Vella, how are you?

Vella: I'm good. How are you?

Daniel: I'm well thanks. Just wanted to ask you what's your favorite movie?

Vella: OK, I have one all-time Indonesian favorite movie.

Daniel: Uh, uh.

Vella: And it's called Lima Wanita, Lima Cinta, Lima Cerita.

Daniel: What's, what's the name of it in English?

Vella: In English the translation would be Five Women, Five Love and Five Stories.

Daniel: Uh, uh. What is it about?

Vella: OK, it's basically about five women with different love stories and one of them, her parents died when she was really young.

Daniel: OK.

Vella: She couldn't get a better job so she ended up being a prostitute.

Daniel: That's really sad.

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Vella: Yeah, it is and the second one, she, her husband had an affair with her best friend and the third one, she couldn't get a boyfriend all her life. You know, she was really struggling to find the right guy.

Daniel: Uh, uh.

Vella: And I think she was really busy trying, you know, to find the guy that fulfills all her steroes, that she ends up, you know, not finding anyone.

Daniel: Hm, hm.

Vella: And the fourth one, she got married only for eleven months and one day before the anniversary her husband died in a car accident.

Daniel: Oh.

Vella: Yeah, it was a really sad movie but, you know, you learned a lot from it.

Daniel: Yeah, it sounds really, really sad and really depressing.

Vella: It is. I cried actually watching it. You know, as a girl I learned a lot from it and, you know, it opened my eyes to, you know, society and how women are, you know, treated and how they experience, you know, love stories.

Daniel: OK. So how did the movie help Indonesian people to the movie? How is, did they like it, did they thought it was like only sad or did everyone thought like, I don't know, we can learn from this?

Vella: Well, I've read this website. They have, you know, many comments on the movie and I think most of the watchers were, you know, female audiences and a lot of them really related well to the movie and they really took it as, you know, a positive.

Daniel: OK. And so it's, all the stories are quite related to Indonesian kind of reality?

Vella: Yeah, pretty much.

Daniel: But, so how's the relation between like Indonesian movie industry and Hollywood movie industry? Which one is bigger?

Vella: Well, I think people in Indonesia are more attracted to Hollywood movie just because they have, you know, better story lines and I think a lot of us are really into, you know, Hollywood actresses and actors.

Daniel: Hm, hm.

Vella: So, you know, they are more interested in watching Hollywood movies.

Daniel: OK.

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Vella: Than Indonesian.

Daniel: OK. But the Indonesian industry is still...

Vella: Is still really big, yeah.

Daniel: Really big, OK. OK, thanks.