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.
Nadia, a Singaporean expatriate living in luxury in Jeddah with her successful husband, faces an awakening following her parents' visit in Saudi and her father Aziz's sudden death. Distanced from her simple roots, Nadia is presented to the idea of performing the Hajj pilgrimage in his place, while she has other priorities instead - her lavish lifestyle. Nadia, yang menetap dan hidup mewah di Jeddah bersama suaminya yang berjaya, menghadapi masalah setelah lawatan ibu bapanya di Saudi dan kematian mengejut bapanya Aziz. Nadia menimbangkan usulan untuk menemani ibunya menunaikan haji tatkala dia mempunyai keutamaan lain - gaya hidupnya yang mewah, berbeza dengan kehidupannya yang sederhana dahulu.
A grandmother misses her family after leaving them to chase after her love
Set in an ever-changing Malaysia, a bookshop owner goes through his daily life with mundane rituals. One day, when an old friend, now an actor in B-movies, goes looking for him, the reunion changes their prosaic lives. The two former friends rekindle their brotherhood through their shared love of cinema and literature.
This documentary delves into the story behind the term "illegal assembly" that we often hear. Although Article 10 of the Federal Constitution guarantees the right of every Malaysian citizen to assemble peacefully, the reality is that this freedom is restricted by the authorities. How has the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012, purportedly aimed at providing guidelines, impacted peaceful assemblies? The documentary highlights the complexity between constitutional promises and realities on the ground. From legal restrictions to challenges faced by assembly organizers, this documentary look into the clash between individual rights and governmental power.
Aiman, a young man who doesn’t believe in ghosts, defies his grandmother’s warnings and heads home late at night. Along the way, he encounters something sinister—a ghostly figure that relentlessly follows him through the dark streets. Will Aiman escape the horrors lurking in the shadows? (Inspired by true events)
A short mystery film.
A comedy that reflects the nature of wonder and camaraderie in the Bruneian society told through the whacky scenarios in Kudil's life.
The return of Tina and her husband, Kamal, to the village during Ramadan brought dissatisfaction to her mother-in-law, Kiah, as Tina's sales were better than hers. Tina was unhappy with the refrigerator at Kiah's house. She said the refrigerator was old and not strong enough to hold all her pastries and cakes for sale. Hurt by Tina's statement, Kiah cursed Tina to become a refrigerator. Can Tina escape from her mother-in-law's curse?
A male office worker works late into the night when something strange starts to happen.
A lady tries to find her missing mother.
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.
A movie adapted from 1941 movie
Be Happy in Singapore
Zac is not just an ordinary digital colorist who color grades videos, he is able to see human's aura and "color grade" their aura to heal them.
A singaporen film directed by Jaafar Wiryo.
Pachar Puteh / White Pimpernel / Naz Achnas / Nusantara
Synopsis to be revealed soon.
