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A man returns to his old country house to put it up for sale. He meets his father, and together they retrace their past.

The film tells the story of the suffering of a family of traditional rice farmers who reject the current of modernity and face natural disasters and enemies of their rice crops.

Nina, a bright and ambitious young journalist, is interested in the stories written by a journalist and editor named Miss Ida. Nina, who has just ventured into the field of journalism at a Harian Nasional newspaper publishing company, has attracted a lot of attention because of her open attitude and always committed to her article assignments by interviewing every respondent around the area and entering a night disco club just for the sake of her assignment.

Mariam lives in a remote rice-field village in the north of Malaysia. On the first day of Eid al-Fitr celebration, Mariam reflects on her past, and ruminates on the consequences of the decision that she will make on this day.

National Creative Video Competition 2023

What can we learn from spaces of futures past? Derived from the Kelate word for matchstick, Ggésék is a portrait of human-machine relationships in the twilight of Malaysia’s last match factory. A space once bustling with over 1000 workers is now manned by 26 with a single match dipping machine, reconfiguring space and relationships on the factory floor. We invite you to sit and contemplate with us amidst the immersive clattering engines and quiet moments of prayer.

Air Mata Ayah is a heart-warming telemovie directed by Serwahyuni Jaes in conjunction with Fathers' Day 2022. This telemovie tells a tale about Mahmud, a strict and controlling retired teacher with unwavering expectations of his children, even as they step into adulthood. Failing to see their father's good intention, his children, Ali and Aisyah reciprocated with growing disrespect and hatred towards him.

1957 / Putera Bertopeng / The Masked Prince / K. M. Basker / Malay Film Productions

A comedy that reflects the nature of wonder and camaraderie in the Bruneian society told through the whacky scenarios in Kudil's life.

In pursuit of freedom and a peace of mind, Ali leaves his crowded family home and moves to a fishing village on the opposite side of the island. In the village, he was invited to stay at an old fisherman Pak Yem's house. Pak Yem has been living alone for a long time. On a fishing trip, Ali picks a few oysters from the sea and discovers that one of them contains a black pearl. When the pearl goes missing, Mariam, who is also from the same village and is frequent visitor to Pak Yem, is accused of stealing it. Ali knows that Mariam is not a thief, although Mariam's stepmother Zaiton insists that it's her and banishes her from their house. Mariam has no choice but to stay with Pak Yem and Ali temporarily. Later, it was found out that Mariam's unkind brother-in-law-to-be, Rahman, had stolen the pearl and sold it to a general store, where Ali saw it displayed. Rahman's misdemeanor is revealed and Zaiton regrets her actions towards her stepdaughter.

The film portrayed the communist insurgency but it only had limited screenings as all the communists were shown to be Chinese and the victims, Malays. The film was produced in 1954 while released in 1957.

1954 / Pertarohan / A Gamble / L. Krishnan / Keris

1954 / Tangisan Ibu / Mother’s Grief / L. Krishnan / Keris

Setia / Faithful / A. C. Simmons / Keris

Untok Sesuap Nasi / For A Mouthful of Rice / L. Krishnan / Rimau

One of the first made-in-Singapore movies by Shaw Brothers

Seman is about a man trying to find the meaning of life.