Queried on the matter recently, Fikri Jermadi shares his thoughts on film education in Malaysia.
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Building Bridges – An Inner View with Hong Sungah
We sit down for an interview with Hong Sungah, a Malaysian correspondent for Korean institutes KOFICE and KOFIC, for a chat about Malaysian cinema, how the Koreans are learning about it, and her role in this bigger picture.
Thoughts on Films – Episode 65: All Hands on Deck
Fikri and Muz consider what the new FINAS leadership may bring, COVID-19 guidelines (or not) for Malaysian, British and Indian filmmakers, and get excited (or not) about the release of the Snyder Cut.
Back to Basics – Legend of Ancient Borneo
Fikri Jermadi enjoys this pleasant little film from Sinn Chun Hou.
A Sign of the Times – Virus Mairus
Fikri Jermadi washes his hands, puts on his mask and dissects Gogularaajan’s Kuman Pictures Challenge winner.
Dashing Hopes – Daulat and the Malaysian Political Film (part 3)
Concluding his discourse on Imran Sheik’s film, Hassan Muthalib thinks aloud on the road ahead for Malaysian filmmakers.
Checkmate – Daulat and the Malaysian Political Film (part 2)
Continuing his discourse on ‘Daulat’, Hassan Muthalib discusses how Machiavellian ideals are played out in Imran Sheik’s film.
David and Goliath – Daulat and the Malaysian Political Film (part 1)
In the first of three parts, Hassan Muthalib contextualises Imran Sheik’s film in the Malaysian political film genre.
