'Ola Bola', 'The Journey' are great example of films that showcase Malaysian culture


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Ola Bola is entertaining and it features the culture or lifestyle of a nation or community. Photo: Filepic

Film producers need to have a deep understanding of the "spirit" of nationalism and the nation's identity to produce a patriotic or nationalistic film with its message can be translated well to the audience and further evoke their love for the country.

Honorary Professor at the Institute of Ethnic Studies (KITA), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Prof Dr Mansor Mohd Noor said they should have a clear understanding of the concept of nationhood and social groups that form the core of the country’s history and heritage to provide a clear explanation on issues raised in the film.

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