Liklik Simok Tasol (Tok Pisin)

"Liklik Simok Tasol" is a short film that delivers a powerful message about the dangers of smoking. The film follows the story of a young man who begins smoking casually with his friends, convinced that it's just a harmless habit. As the story unfolds, we see the devastating impact that smoking has on the health of his grandfather and his father.
Through powerful imagery and a gripping storyline, the film highlights the harsh realities of smoking and the long-term damage it can cause. From the yellowing of teeth and nails to the risk of cancer and respiratory disease, "Liklik Simok Tasol" serves as a stark warning to anyone who is considering taking up smoking or struggling to quit.
Overall, "Liklik Simok Tasol" is a thought-provoking and impactful film that raises awareness about the dangers of smoking. It encourages viewers to make informed choices about their health and wellbeing and serves as a reminder that smoking is never "a liklik tasol" habit, but a serious threat to our health and happiness.
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Credits:
Pacific Health Education Media - Presents
Gordon Stafford - Writer
Gabriel Reynaud - Director & Editor
Louie Shelton - Original Music
Kevin Townend - Production Manager/Sound
Jann Gibbs - Production Assistant/Continuity
Actors:
Matupit Darius
Jack Bowma
Yana Saia
Yaring Kleopas
Dr. Philip Kane
Giowa Woio
Steven Toko
Supporting Actor:
Maua Kemo
Esther Kaove
Leonie Sapak
John Wabu
Mala Giwa
John Sawi
Joel P Billy
Andrew Poiou
Tina Pera
Peter Alinakec
Bingmalo Assonah
Teddy Gombari
Nickolas Sako
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Disclaimer Notice:
Please be advised that I am not the rightful owner of this film, this film belongs to the Adventist Media Corporation. I uploaded it for educational purposes only.

[@White-fire06]

Mi stap lo west Papua Mi laikim ridim tumas tok pisin Tenkyu tru via dis video mipela can learn tok pisin.

[@alexanderdavis9636]

Very educational

[@reubenkerai1892]

Though signs,messages,awareness of any sort have gone out to the masses both in the rural and urban areas isn't captured well enough of the dangers of smoking to an individuals health. This awareness about smoking is very vital to the general public of Papua New Guinea for convenience sake. I for one,personally smoked two packets of cigarette a day but somehow just suddenly stopped without promising anyone to quit smoking. I saw that it was a habit I developed whilst in community school through to my adulthood but wasn't born with it,period. Today I feel energetic walking long distances and doing multiple tasks and time has passed on more than a decade ago now that I ain't smoking now.🤔❤🙏👍

[@yumiyetpngtv]

It’s great to hear your testimony about how you quit smoking. It’s true that awareness campaigns about the dangers of smoking are indeed crucial for public health. Your personal experience serves as an inspiring example of how one can make a positive change in their life. Continued efforts in raising awareness about the risks of smoking can help others follow your path to a healthier, smoke-free lifestyle.

[@reubenkerai1892]

@@yumiyetpngtv thanks in a million.❤👍

[@isilas476]

Ol smartpla man ino save simok 😊😢

[@yumiyetpngtv]

Em nau 👍🏽💪🏽🙏🏽🇵🇬

[@MelRosros]

😅😅😅😅😂hahhah hahaha😊

[@ByranPhilemon-wm6xj]

Educational in the 90s

[@yumiyetpngtv]

Em nau 👍🏽💪🏽🙏🏽🇵🇬

[@QuentinKaupa-sb1uo]

Em lo we lo house blo mangi er lo starting blo movie er

[@yumiyetpngtv]

Somewhere in Lae, 2 Mile 🤔

[@reubenkerai1892]

Thanks Yum Yet P.N.G. From then on to this date I started carrying water bottle and drinking almost more than 1 litre of water daily that abstained me from smoking by then,period.🤔

[@yumiyetpngtv]

We are happy for you that you have been able to overcome this bad habit of smoking. Like others out there who have managed to quit smoking, you are a living testimony to those who are struggling to quit smoking.

[@reubenkerai1892]

@@yumiyetpngtv My message is stay "POSITIVE,STRONG and FOCUSED" and this bad habits will eventually won't be a norm in in your personal life again.🤔

[@reubenkerai1892]

🤗❤👍🙏

[@QuentinKaupa-sb1uo]

Mangi er sa stp lo we

[@yumiyetpngtv]

We don’t know more about that as the film was shot some decades ago.

[@DelmaKapinias-e9l]

You are killing yourself