Suosittu Alkaen Malaysia

1952 / Yatim Piatu / Orphan / B. S. Rajhans / Malay Film Productions

Set in 1999, a Chinese village in southern part of Malaysia known as the mythical Elephant Village is visited by a group of Malay villagers. A...

The journey of 2 good friends since college days who are now the founders of the ‘KamiTV’ broadcast on the digital platform, turns into a...

In a dark room illuminated by flashes from the screen, we hear a son pleading for his mother to return home. An experimental-style video touching on...

An average Joe finds his calling after saving the life of a woman attempting suicide. First screened at The Substation’s First Take in 2007,...

On 17 & 18 June 2022 U.K’s held a ‘comeback’ concert, Konsert U.K's Reunion 25 Tahun at Istana Budaya. It was to celebrate...

Buah Dahsyat (Fantastic Fruits) is a short film capturing the veiled and coded lives of residents in Boon Lay, Singapore through enigmatic fruits...

A trans woman tries to get their ID card done at the district office but gets mistreated by the officers who refuse to process the request.

A son struggles to overcome his grief when he loses his father during the COVID-19 pandemic and has to make peace with his brother.

On the night before his debut, Isa decides to open up to his parents about his long-hidden pursuit.

A House Is Not A Home follows the relationship between Yasmine and her mother Hayati as they deal with her brother, Khai’s drug abuse problem.

The story is set in a rainforest full of squarish plants which controlled by the Mother Tree. However it is only the main character, Biji（circle...

Shot in the Kuala Lumpur red light district, this documentary revolves around Natasha, a Muslim Mak Nyah (male to female transsexual) who refuses to...

A combination of cut-out animation and rotoscoping animation.

Dr Eddy, Dr Suzana, Luthya dan Vanessa have arrived in Kampung Parit Polong to investigate and solve the mystery of the curse that has befallen the...

This is a Malay film which was published in Singapore in 1971, issued in the form of black and white film without color

Ninavau, a native Kadazan woman returns from Peninsular Malaysia to her devout Catholic family in Sabah – with a change of heart.