Continuing their discussion on horror, Fikri and Muz brings it closer to home, looking at films from the Asian continent.
Tag: korea
Thoughts on Films – Episode 18: Three Colors of Malaysian Cinema
This episode goes back to 2007, and the Three Colors of New Malaysian Cinema, a seminar on Malaysian cinema at the Busan International Film Festival. Recorded by Maz Irwan Azani, it featured the late Yasmin Ahmad, Ho Yuhang, James Lee, Liew Seng Tat and Wong Tuck Cheong.
Challenge – Fly Me to the Moon
This second part of a three-part series on the film ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ is brought to you by Fikri Jermadi. “Fikri!” Vicky practically screamed, if… Read more “Challenge – Fly Me to the Moon”
Dammit – Fly Me to the Moon
In the first of a three-part series, Fikri Jermadi notes down the pre-production challenges he faced in making his film, ‘Fly Me to the Moon’. It’s difficult,… Read more “Dammit – Fly Me to the Moon”
Powerful – Madeo
The detective stood up, and he brought the prisoner, Do-joon (Won Bin, 원빈) to stand at the same time. “Just stand up, don’t worry,” he assured him,… Read more “Powerful – Madeo”
Run For It! – The Chaser
There is a scene in the Korean movie, ‘The Chaser’ (추격자, pronounced as Chugyeokja), that stayed with me long after the film finished. A man, arrested for… Read more “Run For It! – The Chaser”
