Adi Iskandar tries hard to keep up with the film factory that is TK Cheng by looking at his latest effort, ‘Baeu Baeu’.
Tag: malaysia
Wide Shut – Samudra
Ariff Syahzan’s ‘Samudra’ is a pleasant little surprise for Adi Iskandar.
Love is a Two-Way Street, Baby – I Love M.U.M.
Having discovered something interesting about the film recently, Adi Iskandar believes the time is right to share his thoughts on Leong Tuck Fai’s ‘I Love M.U.M.’.
Screaming in Silence – Beluran Menjerit
Adi Iskandar found food for thought through the ‘noise’ in Badrul Hisham Ismail’s latest film.
Bridging Ability and Ambition – Yohann Ian
Having seen ‘Guilt of the Dreamer’ for a film award ceremony, we decided that a chat with the film’s director, Yohann Ian, is in order.
Fifty Shades of Black and White – Kampung Tapir
Having been offered an opportunity to invest in the film many moons ago, Fikri Jermadi regrets not backing Aw See Wee’s ‘Kampung Tapir’.
Surprising Expectedness – Guilt of the Dreamer
Fikri Jermadi indulged in the guilty pleasures of ‘Guilt of the Dreamer’.
Cigars Aplenty – Top Ten Malaysian Films of All Time (part 2)
Fikri Jermadi gets to the meat of the sandwich of his top ten Malaysian films of all time.
