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dekada 70 full movie download. pass this article review on huyentv.hk to your best friend! you'll both enjoy it so much! http://www.huyingtv.com/2017/03/04/dekada-70-full-movie-download/ A film titled "DEKADA 70" was released in theaters on February 17, 2017, with a wide release the following month. The film is set in the southern region of Malaysia and revolves around two generations of people living in that area during the 1970s up to present day's time period with its many different subplots that touch upon politics, science, medicine and how humanity views religion through all these events. The film was written by Salleh Said, directed by R.J. Singh and produced by Nishan Antariksa. The film was screened in 19 countries and achieved public screenings in Malaysia, Indonesia, India, the Philippines, Hong Kong and Singapore. It received many awards and nominations worldwide:The film was released on VCD and DVD on October 31, 2017 (October 21 internationally) with a wide release around the world the following month; it had a total of 5 official languages translation: English subtitles; Bahasa Malaysia; Chinese translation; Hindi translation; Indonesian translation. The DVD extras include:(Credit to http://vanvanidiningitv.blogspot. com) and also a book with a bonus DVD of the movie. The book is called "DEKADA 70: A Not So Private Story" and is an autobiography of a young man who was born in 1970 in the town of Ayer Hitam, Johor Bahru at a time when it was heavily influenced by an unknown Marxist-style insurgency group called Chin Peng's Communist Party of Malaya. The author writes about his childhood, growing up in Malaysia during the height of communism and how he became so frustrated with life that he joined his brother in New Zealand. In the book, the author writes about himself and other events around him during this time period while offering his thoughts on politics, medicine and religion (especially Islam). The book is currently only available in Malaysia and is very hard to find.The film received mixed reviews from the Malaysian press. In Malaysia, the film was released with a rating of PG-13. According to director R.J. Singh, he wanted the film to be as close as possible to what happened during that time period without being too detailed or violent as "for anyone who is familiar with our history, it will be a very real scene". Opposite Critic on FilmThis was not a new style of government but rather a form of government which parallels the present day concept of democracy albeit with some minor changes along the way. Malaysians, Malaysians and more Malaysians. I can imagine how it felt like to be a Malaysian during that time period. Even though the film is supposed to be set in the 1970s, the scenes in this movie were totally realistic. This movie really captures life in Malaysia during that period of time and it showed scenes which we weren’t even taught at school. The setting for this film was really nice and well-done and it gives a good view of life in 1970s Malaysia: the people, their culture, their customs and traditions. cfa1e77820
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