For The Heroes

My great grandfather was a forest officer during the war time in Indonesia. His responsibility was to collect deceased bodies of fallen heroes in the forest and bring them back to their home village. I was inspired to write this story to commemorate his service along with the struggles of other heroes during that time. It is also a very personal story to me as I continue their fight and dedicate my dream to my country.

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3. Dialog *forest noises**gun rattle in distance* For The Heroes Page 3/67
4. Dialog A: Aren't you tired of all this? For The Heroes Page 4/67
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8. Dialog A: All the fighting and war. For The Heroes Page 8/67
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13. Dialog A: Our land... For The Heroes Page 13/67
14. Dialog A: ...has been covered in blood... For The Heroes Page 14/67
15. Dialog A: ...for three hundred years! Transition cut For The Heroes Page 15/67
16. Dialog A: My father.. For The Heroes Page 16/67
17. Dialog A: ..and his father.. For The Heroes Page 17/67
18. Dialog A: ..have dreamed of the same thing every single day... For The Heroes Page 18/67
19. Dialog A: ..of that long-awaited independence. Camera rack focus (depth of field) For The Heroes Page 19/67
20. Dialog A: But is it worth it? Transition cut For The Heroes Page 20/67
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22. Dialog A: I mean, how much have we lost? For The Heroes Page 22/67
23. Dialog A: Our friends... For The Heroes Page 23/67
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25. Dialog A: our family... Transition cut For The Heroes Page 25/67
26. Dialog A: our home.. For The Heroes Page 26/67
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28. Dialog A: All in the name of that.. For The Heroes Page 28/67
29. Dialog A: ...stupid... For The Heroes Page 29/67
30. Dialog A: ...independence... For The Heroes Page 30/67
31. Dialog A: How much more do I have to lose to save this DAMN COUNTRY?! Transition cut For The Heroes Page 31/67
32. Dialog *echoes* *forest noises* *gun rattle in distance* Transition cut For The Heroes Page 32/67
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36. Dialog B: but.. For The Heroes Page 36/67
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38. Dialog B: when the day of independence does come... For The Heroes Page 38/67
39. Dialog B: ...our children.. For The Heroes Page 39/67
40. Dialog B: ...and their own children... For The Heroes Page 40/67
41. Dialog B: ...will know freedom. Transition cut For The Heroes Page 41/67
42. Dialog B: And we can finally rest.. For The Heroes Page 42/67
43. Dialog B: ...in peace. Transition cut For The Heroes Page 43/67
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50. Dialog A: Thank you Transition cut For The Heroes Page 50/67
51. Camera Truck out For The Heroes Page 51/67
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54. Dialog *bush rustling* For The Heroes Page 54/67
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57. Dialog C: THE DUTCH ARE COMING!! For The Heroes Page 57/67
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64. Dialog Dutch soldier: Where are they?! Find them! Transition fade out to black For The Heroes Page 64/67
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