Davina Maulidhia Putri

Diving into a new kind of culture packed in a form of cinematic art is a bit of a jolting experience. Not that I have never watched any foreign films other than those old-dusty English-spoken movies, but the thing is Nicos Weg is not just a European film shot commercially just for the sake of grasping viewers. The intention of making this movie is also to educate the learners. Oh, before "Nicos Weg", I've watched a TV Show and a movie in German "Dark" and "Issi und Ossi", which are both distributed through online movie streaming platform, Netflix. Those motion pictures I formerly said were just films made for entertainment. The producers of both the TV Show and the movie had the intention to publish the story in a form of a motion picture to the world, and Germans are not the exceptions. However, Nicos Weg  —  especially the A1 version  —  is made for learners. There's no way German's native speakers, even kids, would be enjoying this as a form

Everyone has their own point as the parameter of being satisfied with their life. Sometimes, or mostly, we measure that we've succeeded if we begin to see the realization of our dream. Each and every person must have different perspective on how the perfect life looks like, what is the specification of a dream, and any other things related to achieving goals. My point is, everyone's got their own goal and ambition because they have different passion and things that they're interested in. For me, my ideal future is to become a doctor, having a stable job while doing what I want and what I love and interacting with real humans plus being able to help them. Such a rewarding job, when I imagine it. See, I don't choose to be a doctor for no reason. For the purpose of being a noble worker, being praised as the medical front-liner, and having prestigious brain because of the education journey a doctor must've gone through. It's not about that, I think, at least not for