1. INTRODUCTION There are thousands of people who are dying everyday due to the hunger, starvation, famine, and malnutrition especially in the third world countries or underdeveloped countries. According to Chaliand (n.d.), the third world countries is the economically underdeveloped countries that covering of Asia, Africa, Oceania, and Latin America, and considered as an entity with mutual characteristics, such as poverty, high birth-rates, and economic dependence on the advanced countries. Most typically countries that used to be described as one of the third world countries such as South Africa, Nigeria, Philippine, Vietnam, and etcetera. Even in our very “peaceful” and develop country, Malaysia, this pitiful situation also can be seen in several place either in urban area, sub-urban area, or in rural area. Even so, the hunger and poverty is not the issue of that third world country only but it is covering the whole country in the world too. It is indeed one of the serious international issues that have been happening not only in the third world countries but it is happen even in most very developed countries too. When we are talking about hunger, what can be described for that situation? According to the Wikipedia source, hunger is a condition in which a person, for a sustained period, is unable to eat sufficient food to meet basic nutritional needs. Most of the people who have to suffering from hunger and starvation is the people or community that mostly have to face the poverty, war, and natural disaster, they are tend to get the food insecurities. So what is the food insecurities? When the people or community does not have the food availability which is no sufficient quantities of food available on a consistent basis, no food access which is mean they do not have the sufficient resources to obtain appropriate foods for a nutritious diet, and no food use which is mean they do not appropriately use based on knowledge of basic nutrition and care, as well as adequate water and sanitation, they are tend to get the food insecurities. This food insecurity also can lead to the famine problem if the problem of does not have the food availability, no food access, and no food use is not being overcome. For example, in recently, the ‘war’ between several of countries, such as Israel and Iraq, America and Afghanistan, has made the people from the attacked countries, suffer from the hunger due to the food supplies has been blocked from the outside of the country. Because of its, most of the people from the turbulence countries have to ran far away from their homeland and become refugees to other countries in order to survive from being attacked and also hungriness. This situation also can be described as one of the example of food insecurities. As I mentioned above, some of our people in in our country is also have to face and deal with this “problems” too. This can be seen sometimes when we go to the night market, there are several beggar ask some money to us and so on. I am also had seen a mother bring her small two kids in a night market asking money and foods from people that walk in front of them. I am also had seen many kinds of these situations in a famous reality television show in TV3 channel, Bersamamu, where a father, sometimes a single mother, and sometimes even their kids have to work in order to survive in a single day. When they had no money, they cannot to afford to buy the foods for their family and they have to starve for that day. This scenario also can be seen not only in Malaysia, but most of the country too.

2. COMMENT & FEEDBACK ABOUT THE CONTENT OF THE VIDEO Based on a very true story that happening in Philippine, “Chicken a la Carte” is a short film that has been directed and produced by Ferdinand Dimadura. In duration about six minutes, this short film shows a forgotten portion of the society. The people who live on the refuse of men to survive. What is inspiring is the hope and spirituality that never left this people. This film is about the hunger and poverty brought about by Globalization. Based on the video, in the first two minutes of play, we can see that people come to one of the famous restaurant in the world and eat the food there. And then, a man come with his tricycle and bring a black trash bin to the kitchen restaurant. He takes away the trash and collect the leftover fried chicken and put in a plastic bag. After that, a very touching and heartbroken scenario happen. That man comes to his squatter home and suddenly a group of children ran towards him, and they gather around and scramble the leftover foods. The children eat and enjoy the leftover foods like they never eat and being in hunger like for a long time period. At the moment, I can feel the suffering of the kids that they have to eat anything even the leftover foods or trash in order to survive from the starvation and hungriness. And next, at the man house, the man serves his family with the leftover foods that he takes away. However, he and his family still be grateful to their god for the food they have. This can be seen before they want to eat the leftover food, they pray to their god by symbolizing the hand gesture like the cross shape which refer to the Christianity. On what I see, honestly, if I am in their position or situation, I may eat whatever kind of food or anything that can fulfil my stomach from hungriness and starvation in order to survive in this tough world. Some people may blame for that person why they have through for that kind of problems based on their personal perspective and point of view. This is called as sociological imagination where the ability to look beyond the individual as the cause for success and failure and see how one’s society influences the outcome. Everything happens for a reason. So, maybe there are many reason for why they become like that. People may look into that historical bibliography of that person or maybe by outside factor like economic factor, education factor, and etcetera.

3. CONCLUSION That people may did not ask to be like that. They are also did not want to live in poverty and hungriness forever but is they have any choice? Maybe some people judging them lack of motivation and spirit to live in better life. But are the society being try to help them instead of judging them, excluding them, and insulting them? The issue of hunger and poverty maybe is hard to able to overcome. But, if the society of that particular place is not permit it in the first place, this problem maybe can be reduced. It is also being one of the world society’s responsibility to help the people who are suffering from hunger and poverty. At least they still have hope and spirit to make a living in this world and they will feel accepted in the society.

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