The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 381) – Circus of Life
Wei has a dream he considers grand, but those around him see as a naive fantasy. As he struggles between reality and fiction, he risks losing everything that ever mattered to him.
Wei has a dream he considers grand, but those around him see as a naive fantasy. As he struggles between reality and fiction, he risks losing everything that ever mattered to him.
In a world full of power and influence, hidden dark secrets are inherited without choice.
Ah Yao reluctantly heads back to Malaysia when his father dies, sparking an unexpected adventure filled with family drama, cultural misunderstandings, and bizarre twists of fate.
A film production team is filming in a village in Perak. Trouble starts to show from day one, and even more challenges arise in the days that follow.
This suggestion for people working in KL to wake up and leave for work earlier is a bit insensitive and simplistic.
Azam, a motorcycle workshop owner, balances between caring for his brother with depression, participating in illegal street racing, and winning a blind girl’s heart.
After the Japanese Occupation in Malaya ended, Meor worked as a policeman in Singapore. This time he is facing the Chinese triads.
An elite police officer who is also a jinn hunter, facing the threat of creatures from the supernatural while investigating a series of gruesome murders.
One of the vehicles I have is a 4×4 pickup truck. When I was in primary school, one of my favourite movies of all time was “Back to the Future”.
Zan was on BFM 89.9’s A Bit Of Culture with Kam Raslan and Marion D’Cruz discussing dying art forms, lack of critical thinking and death.