Kasih Tiana, is about a mother who after being blessed with a miracle finds herself having to make a heartbreaking choice – to choose between her own life and that of her baby's. Will Tiana be willing to fulfill the powerful sense of duty as a mother and sacrifice her life to save her child?
1956 / Mega Mendong / Ominous Clouds / L. Krishnan / Keris
Amar, a young boxer, faces a pivotal decision when offered a spot at a prestigious training camp in the US. Balancing his dreams with the responsibility of caring for his ailing mother, he grapples with his choice. His journey takes a twist when a phone call interrupts his plans, leading to a heart-wrenching decision about his future.
RIZZUA HAIZAD: Narrating the ups and downs of young people from Sarawak who are thirsty for opportunities to prove their authority in athletics. The background of being a mountain priest as a child became a source of strength to continue to carve out a name on the international scene. The time has come, the owner of the name Rizzua Haizad is now INDEPENDENT from other people's views in his mission to be the best.
Once again, Kampung Lompat Katak is disturbed by a viral ghost. The ghost's disturbance has caused Tok Hashim's plans to hold a thanksgiving ceremony for his wedding anniversary to be delayed. The arrival of Leha Letop and Cikgu Wahab in Kampung Lompat Katak further adds to the chaos for Tok Hashim and the villagers of Kampung Lompat Katak.
Fahmi has witnessed a robbery incident. Fahmi found that the robbers there had a bag containing a large amount of cash. In the struggle with the criminal group, Fahmi took the bag. When he realized this, he wanted to use the money to send his students to the competition.
Buloh Perindu / The Magic Flute / B. S. Rajhans / Keris
Derita is a Singapore film released in 1951.
Movie based on the classical Malay dance and folklore, Ulek Mayang.
Four students are heading back to their college in Kuantan, after a night out in Kuala Lumpur, when they encounter massive traffic on the Karak highway. In an attempt to make it back in time for their classes in the morning, they decide to exit the highway and take an alternative route back to Kuantan via the old single carriageway trunk road.... not knowing that this decision would change their lives forever.
Mail and his friends are planning to open up a rice starch noodles (laksa in Malay) in their village. When they heard the news that a new rice starch noodles stall is opening, they decided to have a taste. Amazed by the dish, they decided to learn the new recipe with the owner, Mak Jemah and her daughter, Wati. Initially, Mail doesn't want to involve romantically with Wati, but as time goes by, he is attracted by her graceful manner. A conflict happens that threatens their love affair until Mail discovered something sinister about Wati in the end.
A year after the Blackjack Casino incident, Azlan's life was interrupted by the appearance of his ex-lover Marwa Sofian who gave him an assignment he couldn't refuse and forced him to return to life as Wira Budiman.
Pekik is a documentary film that traces the roots and unique phenomena of the rich, vibrant and almost forgotten history known as the "Malaysian music scene".
A baby trafficking syndicate sells a baby to an interracial couple who have been unable to conceive their own. Soon, they find renewed joy that had since been lost over the past years of their marriage - as told through the perspective of the baby.
Gogu’s feelings living with his parents for the past 28 years and still being a (fat) jobless filmmaker.
Colonialism and modernity, tropics and the arts. In 1955, Ho Kok Hoe, then president of the Singapore Art Society made a months-long journey to the UK, Europe and the US. An artist and architect of local repute, curatorial legend has it that he embarked on the journey with over 200 pieces of artworks by him and 6 other Singaporean artists. His search for an exhibition venue began only upon his arrival in London, which by some minor miracle culminated in the first exhibition of Singaporean art in Europe.
Shot in the Kuala Lumpur red light district, this documentary revolves around Natasha, a Muslim Mak Nyah (male to female transsexual) who refuses to live life as a man in Malaysia.
When an unexpected crescent moon moves the Hari Raya celebration up to the next day, a family goes into a frenzy to prepare for the festivities.
"'Jiran Sekampung' is an ambitious [social-realist] ensemble film that ties together overlapping story-strands. (...) It seeks to function like a microcosm of contemporary Malay society. There's envy and backbiting, but also love and understanding. People are conscious of status. The old are quick to judge the young. Men are socially privileged, but women sometimes make their own worst enemies." (Amir Muhammad, '120 Malay Movies', 2010)
