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Mola features Oscar-winning guest Susan Sarandon

Starting in June 2021, Mola Living Live presents a guest star Oscar-winning actress, Susan Sarandon. This is the second time that Mola Living Live has invited successful women in the Hollywood film industry as guest stars, after previously having Sharon Stone in the third edition.

Susan's presence gives a new feel to the special Mola program which has entered its 13th edition and airs periodically starting on Friday. Having a career in the film industry since 1970, there are certainly many lessons in Susan's life that Mola's audience and fans of Susan's films can learn.
The conversation with Susan Sarandon at Mola Living Live hosted by Dino Patti Djalal and Andini Effendi was even more interesting because Susan not only talked about films and her current activities, but also shared her views on the socio-political conditions of America and the world. Apart from being an actress, Susan is also active as a producer and peace activist.
As an actress and a public figure, Susan is a person who actively voices opinions and concerns about problems that occur in society, both socio-economic conditions and the environment. One of the concerns of this 74-year-old woman is the issue of wages for workers in America.

According to him, someone who works in the United States should receive a minimum wage of 15 US dollars per hour, so that they can experience a better life. In addition, they are also entitled to adequate health and education services,

“I feel very strongly that people should earn a minimum wage of 15 dollars. Those working must have a happy life with dignity. Maintaining health is very important and education does not have to be for profit," said Susan Sarandon as quoted from Mola Living Live: Susan Sarandon Speaks to Indonesia with Dino Patti Djalal & Andini Efendi.

Susan also highlighted the issue of Hate Black Live Asian-Americans. According to him it's a systemic problem because it's been around all the time. “It wasn't something sudden. Trump is truly a symptom of the problems that have existed in this country all along. America has not recognized that it has a class system. But there are classes in the United States."

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