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    A Cinema of Embittered Men and Flawed Women – Chuchu Datok Merah

    Hassan Muthalib casts a more critical eye on an understated classic by M. Amin, and considers the undercurrents of film noir in classical Malay films.

    February 1, 2016February 8, 2016 by thoughtsonfilms

    No Country For Old Man – The Admiral

    Fikri Jermadi ruminated on Korean films with a sated appetite. The title above could have been better thought out. After all, with search engines the heartbeat of… Read more “No Country For Old Man – The Admiral”

    January 22, 2016 by thoughtsonfilms

    Reel for Real – The Films of John Cho @ We Jun

    In the first of a fairly new series, Buzz of the Week, Fikri Jermadi takes a closer look at a young filmmaker setting Malaysian cinema alight.

    January 15, 2016September 7, 2019 by thoughtsonfilms

    A Song of Innocence – The Man from Nowhere

    Adi Iskandar takes over the wheel without killing someone. Is it possible for us to write a review of a film without once referring to gender identities?… Read more “A Song of Innocence – The Man from Nowhere”

    January 7, 2016 by thoughtsonfilms

    Substance of the Shadow – 2015 Malaysian Box Office

    Fikri Jermadi put his thinking hat on, crunched some numbers, and analysed the cold facts and figures of Malaysian films in 2015.

    January 6, 2016January 14, 2016 by thoughtsonfilms

    Of Faces, Mirrors and Landscapes – Jagat

    With the recent release of ‘Jagat’, Hassan Muthalib considers its position within current film canons. The cinema screen is like a window, through which we spy upon… Read more “Of Faces, Mirrors and Landscapes – Jagat”

    December 31, 2015 by thoughtsonfilms

    Challenging Affirmations – A Brief Look at Australian Aboriginal Cinema

    Gisella Livia Lie sheds light on a small but important part of world cinema through ‘The Sapphires’ and ‘Bran Nue Dae’.

    December 8, 2015January 14, 2016 by thoughtsonfilms

    Human Nature, Red Herrings and the Terrible Mother – Nota

    Mr Hassan Muthalib trains his trained eyes on perennial film trainer Yasu Tanaka’s directorial feature debut in this longread article. “Heav’n has no rage like love to… Read more “Human Nature, Red Herrings and the Terrible Mother – Nota”

    October 19, 2015 by thoughtsonfilms

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