Short Movie "Perubahan Sosial" | XII IPS 2 || SMA NEGRI 1 CISEENG

Summary

The video tells the story of three close friends—Zikra, Traffic, and If You Want—who initially enjoy simple, carefree games like hide-and-seek, unaware of life's harsh realities. However, their playful days change when two new friends introduce modern games like playing with cell phones. Coming from a poor family, Zikra’s father struggles to provide, but eventually, Zikra receives a phone. The video highlights the impact of economic circumstances on personal desires, urging viewers not to impose lifestyle expectations based on financial limitations. The humorous and relatable tone adds lightheartedness to the serious theme of social change.

Takeaways

• 😀 The story begins with three close friends, Zikra, Traffic, and If You Want, who enjoy playing games like hide-and-seek and other activities common for children of their age.
• 😀 These children are not yet familiar with gadgets or aware of life's harsh realities, living a carefree, playful life.
• 😀 The game they play evolves into a new one involving throwing sandals, with one person guarding the pile of clothes while the others try to hit it.
• 😀 Two new friends appear in the story, bringing bad influence by introducing modern games, including playing on cellphones.
• 😀 The three friends' playtime changes as they start to complain about not having cellphones, feeling left out compared to their new friends.
• 😀 Zikra's father, who is struggling financially and works as a broom seller, refuses to buy a cellphone for Zikra due to the economic difficulties they face.
• 😀 The story highlights the disparity between the children's social and economic backgrounds, showing that not everyone can afford the same luxuries.
• 😀 The three friends eventually play with the two new friends, who suggest that only those with cellphones can play, which makes the others feel inferior.
• 😀 Zikra's jealousy grows as they see their friends with cellphones, and they feel left behind in the new way of playing.
• 😀 Zikra's father surprises them with a cellphone, leading to a happy moment where all the friends can now play together, but this comes with the realization of economic disparities.
• 😀 The overall message of the story is not to force one's desires and to be mindful of personal financial situations when making decisions. It also teaches the importance of patience and understanding in friendships.
• 😀 The lighthearted, behind-the-scenes moments include humorous situations, like falling down and funny interactions, making the overall story more engaging and relatable.

Q & A

What is the theme of the sociology group assignment presented in the script?

The theme of the sociology group assignment is 'social change.'

Who are the three main characters in the story, and what do they typically do?

The three main characters are Zikra, Traffic, and If You Want. They are friends who spend time playing together, engaging in activities like hide-and-seek, which is typical for children of their age.

What game did the children initially play together?

The children initially played a game of hide-and-seek, a common activity for children who are not yet familiar with gadgets or the harshness of life.

How does the game evolve as the story progresses?

The game evolves from hide-and-seek into throwing sandals, where one person guards while the others throw sandals toward a pile of clothes.

What changes occur when two new friends appear in the story?

Two new friends appear who introduce a negative influence, pushing the children to start playing with cell phones instead of their usual games.

What is the socioeconomic situation of Zikra and his family?

Zikra comes from a poor family, with his father being a broom seller. The family struggles with financial difficulties, particularly the inability to afford a cellphone.

How does Zikra's father react when he complains about not having a cellphone?

Zikra's father refuses to buy a cellphone due to the family's economic crisis and the difficulty of finding food to eat each day.

What happens when the children continue playing with their new friends?

As the children play with their new friends, one suggests playing with cellphones, creating a divide among them. Those who don't have cellphones feel less capable, leading to jealousy.

What is Zikra's reaction when he receives a cellphone from his father?

Zikra is incredibly happy and amazed when his father unexpectedly brings home a cellphone for him, enabling them to play together with all of their friends.

What is the key message or moral of the story presented in the script?

The key message of the story is not to force one's will or desires, especially when it comes to material things, and to live within the bounds of one's economic situation.

How does the script end, and what is the tone of the closing remarks?

The script ends with a humorous, informal tone, where the narrator makes light-hearted comments about a pyramid, falling down, and a photo of Zikra's father. The closing remarks are playful and include a mix of gratitude in different languages (Korean and Japanese).