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MARLEY Bukan anjing Biasa

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This abstract examines Marley: Bukan Anjing Biasa (Marley: No Ordinary Dog), a poignant and pioneering work in contemporary Indonesian cinema that highlights the profound connection between humans and animals. The narrative follows the touching bond between a dedicated teacher facing life’s hardships and a rescued pit bull named Marley. Through a journey marked by unconditional loyalty, mutual healing, and resilience, the story sheds a critical light on the harsh realities of the illegal dog meat trade and animal cruelty, positioning Marley not just as a pet, but as a central catalyst for emotional recovery and social awareness.

As the first Indonesian feature film to star a real rescue dog in the titular role, the project carries significant educational and cultural weight. Beyond its entertainment value, the narrative serves as a powerful advocacy tool for animal rights, empathy, and community responsibility. By addressing sensitive societal themes through an accessible and emotionally resonant family-oriented format, Marley: Bukan Anjing Biasa provides educators, students, and media creators with an excellent framework for discussing empathy, ethical stewardship, and compassion toward all living beings. Ultimately, the work stands as a vital addition to modern storytelling, inspiring audiences to champion the protection of vulnerable animals.

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4.810.0050.B.U

Publisher

Jakarta : Transmedia., 2000

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Language

Indonesia

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Classification

810

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Subject(s)

Kesusastraan Indonesia

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