Concluding her look at Shuhaimi Baba’s ‘Selubung’, Putri Tasnim Arif considers how it may be more Islamic than many thinks.
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The Veiled Butterfly – Islamic Values in Selubung (part 1)
In the first of a two-parter, Putri Tasnim Mohd Arif takes a closer look ‘Selubung’ and its position in the context of Malaysia and its cinema in 1992.
Jeremy’s Excellent Adventure – Jeremy Jecky
Intrigued by some of his films, we sat down and had a chat with Malaysian filmmaker Jeremy Jecky.
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.
Thoughts on Films – Episode 27: An Inner View with Maz Irwan Azani (part 2)
So we took a longer break than expected, because…one of us is a daddy! Congrats to Fikri, and welcome baby Jayken! Anyways, back to business. Apparently you can’t… Read more “Thoughts on Films – Episode 27: An Inner View with Maz Irwan Azani (part 2)”
Ball Busting – Future Expressions
If you want half an hour to whizz on by, Fikri Jermadi thinks this might just do the business for you. An email popped into our inbox… Read more “Ball Busting – Future Expressions”
Thoughts on Films – Episode 15: The One Without A Script
Killing some time, Muz and Fikri decided to take a break from all the scripted stuff, and record this episode without any script whatsoever. They discuss more… Read more “Thoughts on Films – Episode 15: The One Without A Script”
Thoughts on Films – Episode 14: A Great Day
With ‘The Journey’ making huge waves at the top of the Malaysian box office, Fikri and Muz decided to take a step back and watch his previous… Read more “Thoughts on Films – Episode 14: A Great Day”
