National Children's Day, Online Cinema Prepares 7 Special Films To Watch With Your Little One

Children's Film (Photo: ist)

JAKARTA - This year's National Children's Day is commemorated on Saturday, July 23, 2022. The theme of this year's National Children's Day is Protected Children, Advanced Indonesia.

Of course as parents want to protect the next generation, and want to advance the Indonesian nation. Because of that, as parents want to guide and accompany children at home to choose good things.

Not only at crucial points, such as education, but also in relaxing but also educational matters, such as choosing a spectacle.

Therefore, as parents also need to be selective in choosing the right spectacle for children. So that the spectacle can have a positive impact on the growth and development of children.

Online Cinema supports the commemoration of National Children's Day by presenting a Children's Film Parade. The presence of this Children's Film Parade is expected to be a choice for parents to be more careful in choosing shows for their little ones.

"Because it has been adjusted, the films in the Children's Film Parade are child-friendly," said Gupta Gautama, Head of Content for Online Cinema.

“Not only are they friendly to children, but the films that Online Cinemas choose in the Children's Film Parade are films that have educational values. One of them is Laskar Pelangi, the film adaptation of Andrea Hirata's novel, presents a story about children from underprivileged families who are still enthusiastic about going to school in the Belitung area, "continued Ajeng Parameswari as President of Digital Business Visinema Group.

To be more complete, here is a list of films that can be watched in the Children's Film Parade program at Online Cinemas.

1. Sherina's Adventure A musical comedy film, which brings together two children with different traits and habits. The two go on an unexpected adventure while spending school holidays together.

2. Laskar Pelangi Tells the story of the lives of 10 children from poor families who attend school (SD and SMP) in a Muhammadiyah school in Belitung which is full of limitations. The existing limitations do not discourage them, but instead make them motivated to be able to do something better.

3. Five Eagles A family film that tells the story of a family moving house and school. Where the move finally tested the child, to be able to re-adapt to the environment around him.

4. Garuda di Dadaku Tells the story of a 6th grade elementary school student who dreams of becoming a soccer player, a dream that his father failed to realize. But the grandfather, did not allow the boy to become a soccer player due to financial conditions, and suggested him to become a painter.

5. Garuda di Dadaku 2 Continuing the story in the first film, in this film, Bayu, a boy who dreams of becoming a soccer player, now a member of the U-15 national team, wants to prove himself capable of bringing his team to win the ASEAN junior competition in Jakarta .

6. Nussa The MovieNussa, the defending science fair champion, wants to win the race again with his rocket design accompanied by Abba. However, his rocket experiment has failed, and his friends turn to pay attention to the sophistication of Jonni's rocket, the new kid at school and his competition rival.

7. Sokola Rimba After almost three years working at a conservation agency in the Jambi region, Butet Manurung has found the life he wanted, teaching literacy and numeracy to the children of the Anak Dalam tribe, known as Orang Rimba, who live upstream of the Makekal river in Twelve Hills forest.

An incident made him want to invite him to a wider area, but he had to clash with local traditional beliefs about learning to read and write which could bring disaster for them.