[APCEIU X SIMA] Film Screening Event - A New Path by ENT_APCEIU

Quetion about "A New Path" and "Protecting education from attack".

2025-08-21 12:57:26 UTC

【Questions about the film】

・Why don't they spend money on education?

・What do the parents think?

・What do the children think?

・How do you think they can get people interested in education?

・To what extent does the government understand the lives of its citizens?

・How can they gain the understanding of the villagers?

・How can they ensure that everyone's voices are heard evenly?

・To what extent will idealistic educational content reach the people?

・Why is the quality of the local schools so poor?

・Why do they continue to hire teachers who don't do their jobs properly? Are there no other suitable candidates?

・What can be done to get the government to work hard on education, and what do you think should be done?

・Where does Mukesh's funding come from?

【Questions about International Day to Protect Education from Attack】

・Is this day well known in other countries?

・To what extent is there support being provided?

・Can local people actually receive support?

Dear Filmmaker,

2025-08-26 08:08:33 UTC

Please tell us about your personal experiences while taking this film. What is a longlasting scene in your mind?

2025-08-26 08:09:12 UTC

I am curious about how it is to work in places with high levels of corruption and conflict.

2025-08-26 08:10:28 UTC

What is the key message that you want to convey to those watching this film?

How will impressions from a safe country and from a conflict country differ?

2025-08-26 08:11:23 UTC

Tell us about how it is like to go around the world creating content, and what type of content do you focus on?

yubarajgautam85 — 2025-09-04 02:50:44 UTC

In what way does film help disseminate messages related to poverty, inequality and untouchability? How can we tell stories in different ways?

Dear film maker,

brdhakal200714 — 2025-09-04 12:20:42 UTC

What can educators do to cope with systemic as well as social discrimination?

Why are school attacks increasing? What can educators do?

conflict resolution

2025-09-08 05:20:28 UTC

What causes conflict resolution, and how can it be settled in a post-war country like Liberia?

In Retrospect

2025-09-09 06:45:28 UTC

What would you have done different if you were to remake this film now?

poverty and corruption is a disease not just in india, but in different 3rd world country like mine the Philippines. furthermore would like to say this short film leave a powerful messages to people who's experience crisis in education sector so my question is that Would like to ask how does it feel doing this film? and is there a possibility that you guys could also make a short film like this that talks about the education in my country Philippines. thank you!!!

2025-09-09 06:49:59 UTC

ortizkms — 2025-09-09 06:53:21 UTC

Has the filmmaking process changed your perspective on education and journalism? If so, how?

ortizkms — 2025-09-09 06:54:18 UTC

Has the filmmaking process changed your perspective on education and journalism? If so, how?

How did you meet Mukesh?

delacruzjar — 2025-09-09 06:58:08 UTC

Mukesh's story is truly inspiring. That being said, how did you come to meet each other and realize that his story is one to be heard?

Your views on the caste system?

delacruzjar — 2025-09-09 07:01:24 UTC

As an outsider looking in to a culture and its class system. What is your opinion of it? How did this effect you?

2025-09-09 07:05:12 UTC

Are you open to have another film about the progress in the education system in India? Are you also open to do this kind of film in another country such us here in the Philippines or other country you want?

Education is often described as the key to breaking cycles of poverty and inequality. Yet, many communities face deep-rooted problems—corruption in schools, neglect from teachers, caste discrimination, and lack of resources.

senopaa — 2025-09-09 07:11:15 UTC

With all of this, why does education still remain out of reach for so many children despite it being called a “basic right”?

2025-09-09 10:41:29 UTC

I couldn't join the zoom is there another opportunity for me

Flim

2025-09-10 08:29:13 UTC

Different scenario in various part of world on same planet. what is happening other part is not there in other part of the world. This make this part of world very peaceful to live in.

2025-09-10 19:52:48 UTC

Scholarships is important because it reduces or completely remove the burden of paying school fees, textbooks, uniforms, or other learning materials.

It makes education accessible to students from poor or less privileged backgrounds.

Scholarships ensure that talented and hardworking students are not denied education because of financial challenges.

It promotes fairness by giving every child a chance, regardless of family income.

Many scholarships are based on merit. This motivates students to study harder, be disciplined, and perform well in academics or extracurricular activities.

Scholarships often recognize not just academics, but also sports, arts, leadership, or community service, encouraging all-round development.

By removing financial stress, scholarships help students complete their studies instead of dropping out due to lack of funds.

Scholarships help in producing educated citizens who can contribute to the economy, innovation, and leadership of the country.