Indonesia: A New Nation Of Asia (1959)

The film presents a portrait of Indonesia as a newly independent nation, highlighting the struggles and aspirations of its diverse population. Salim, a teacher, reflects on the challenges faced by the Indonesian people, such as overcrowding, poverty, and the need for education and trade skills. The film discusses the historical context of Dutch colonialism and the transition to independence, emphasizing the importance of unity among various ethnic groups. It showcases the agricultural lifestyle of the majority of Indonesians, their reliance on rice farming, and the potential for economic growth through natural resources. The cultural richness of Indonesia, including its religious diversity and traditional arts, is also celebrated as the nation strives for progress.

Keywords
Indonesia, independence, Salim, education, agriculture, Dutch colonialism, ethnic diversity, economy, culture, traditions

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