Question: Generate a question that has the following answer: individuality and freedom for the following movie plot: Set in South Africa in the year 1952 during the Apartheid era, a story of true love against all odds takes place.The story opens as Amina (Sheetal Sheth), a young Indian woman, is outside of her cafe on a ladder. A crash is heard as someone runs over their flower pot outside. Amina is the exact opposite of what a woman is supposed to be, wearing trousers, a button down shirt, and a worn hat, with her hair down and unkempt. She owns her own cafe, serves blacks and whites in the same area, and stands up to men of all sorts; In short, Amina is by no means typical. She runs her cafe with Jacob (David Dennis), an older black man who is very timid, and very quick to follow the rules. But when two policemen come to threaten the cafe for serving blacks along with whites, he bravely shields Madeleine (Grethe Fox), the white postmistress, from their unrestrained violent behavior. Madeleine thanks Jacob, and the first romance is kindled.Meanwhile, Miriam (Lisa Ray), is a typical Indian housewife having recently emigrated from India. She performs her duty of caring for her two children, and one on the way, while also taking dismissive comments and abusive tendencies from men, including her husband Omar (Parvin Dabas). They live with Farah (Natalie Becker), a housewife who is really a steamy temptress, and her husband, the dolt, Sadru (Rajesh Gopie) in Cape Town. One day, the men allow Miriam and Farah to go to a cafe. Both women dress in their traditional clothing, and find themselves at the Location Cafe. Amina's cafe. A waitress spills a tray of something, and Miriam bends over to help her pick it up, but the waitress is quickly excused by Amina, who also kneels to pick up. Miriam and Amina's eyes meet, and there is this long glace between them as if its love-at-first-sight. The timid Miriam curiously steals glances at the trouser wearing Amina, who is dismissed by Farah as a worthless rebel, but Miriam is accepting.Omar finds a house in the middle of nowhere, where they then move out to be on their own. They make...
Answer: What did Amina epitomize in 1950s South Africa?
[Q]: Generate a question that has the following answer: 19-year-old for the following movie plot: Malik El Djebena, a 19-year-old French youth of Algerian descent, is a small-time petty criminal who's just moved up to the big time. In his first adult conviction, he's sentenced to six years in prison for assault of police officers while resisting their petty drug arrest of him. Alone and illiterate upon his arrival (at a major prison), he's thrown into a no-win situation, not of his making. The prison is the permanent confinement of a major leader in the Corsican mobsters, Cesar Luciani; who, while incarcerated as well, is still fully involved in the leadership of the Corsicans' organization, in and out of prison. Malik, unfortunately arrives in the same prison transfer group; with a North African Arab criminal; who is known to the Corsicans as being a snitch; and who's seeking to obtain a lighter sentence by informing on what he's learned and done with the Corsican Mob. Like Malik; he's put in segregation upon arrival and will be made Malik's cellmate after their initial screening and classification. The prison's plan for his protection is to house him with his fellow Arabs; after classification and health quarantine, so as to prevent any conflict arising with the Corsicans. The Corsicans and their leader Luciani of course know all of this; and have been awaiting the arrival of this informant. Their instructions are that this Arab is not to live long enough to either be protected by his fellow Arabs in prison; or to be used as a prosecution witness against the Corsican Mob. Luciana has had his men watching every arrival bus and van. Luciani has decided that the best way to do the informant's hit, is while he's still in isolation; and before, he's moved into the general population; where, his fellow North Africans can protect him. So to do the actual hit, Luciani needs an unaffiliated (with the Arab prison mob), Arab, who is also in initial isolation as well; and who can gain the confidence of the man he's going to murder. Having thus decided upon Malik, and while he's still in isolation, the guards (who...
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[A]: How old is Malik el Djebena?
input: Please answer the following: Generate a question that has the following answer: Amy for the following movie plot: Charley Brewster, is a normal, average teenager living with his divorced mother in a unnamed suburban township. One evening, Charley looks out his window and sees his new neighbors moving in the next door and appear to be carrying what looks like a coffin. Intreged with his new neighbors, Charley begins to spy on them.One day, a young woman (obivously a call girl) shows up at Charley's house by accident looking for another address and Charley directs her to the house next door. The next morning at school, Charley sees a news broadcast about the police finding "another murder victim" from an unknown serial killer who decapitates female victims and drains the bodies of blood.Another evening later, Charley, suspecting something sinister about his new neighbors, spies on the house next door and sees Jerry Dandridge bitting the neck of a young teenage girl. He tells his mother what he saw, but she passes it off as Charley's imagination. Charley tries to tell his friend "Evil Ed", and girlfriend Amy Peterson, but neither of them believe him, and begin to worry about Charley's mental well being.Another day later, Charley calls the police with information about one of the murder victims and a detective accompanies him to the house where they meet Billy Cole, Jerry Dandridge's "roommate" who lets them in and shows them around the house. Finding nothing, the detective decides to leave, but Charley tells him to check the basement, which Billy seem adament about letting them go down there. The detective forces Charley to leave with him and tells him not to ever call on him again, thinking that Charley has an overactive imagination.Suspecting that Jerry Dandridge is a vampire, he seeks advice from Evil Ed about how to fight vampires. Evil Ed tells him, from watching movies and documentaries about suspected vampires, that vampires are super strong, have no heartbeat or pulse, have vulnerabilites to holy water and crosses. They also cast no reflection in a mirror and they and can only be killed by fire, decapitation,...
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Who bears a resemblance to Jerry's lost love?