Even though it's only a fictional story, a touch of reality is a key reference for writers of a film's storyline. Nearly all films incorporate true stories, some of which involve individuals, groups, the treatment of their citizens, or natural events that remain historical records that remain unforgettable for the public.

Why does watching a sad or happy story move someone? Because every character in a story is played by the same human being (the same being): the audience and the actors. All viewers expect a compelling ending that meets the audience's expectations, which is what makes a film considered the best.

Nearly all films feature two stories, two characters—good and evil—and problem-solving. Yes, almost every country has experiences and realities that are inevitable in the journey of life.

Will a film with a great story be able to touch and enlighten its audience? Not necessarily. Because in certain contexts, not all viewers understand the substance of a film, except for a few scenes they enjoy.

..It's true, as you say, that the story in a film can be very helpful in providing information, learning, and experience, including ways to solve complex problems in everyday life, such as the story of the film "NAYAKAN," where the main character must resolve his own problems following the tragedy of his father's murder. His long journey is very difficult because he has to deal with evil and corrupt state officials (the police).

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