The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 223) – The Code of Happiness
An official selection at the 4th Malaysian International Film Festival, this film tells the story of a single mother raising a daughter who doesn’t have the same skin colour as her.
An official selection at the 4th Malaysian International Film Festival, this film tells the story of a single mother raising a daughter who doesn’t have the same skin colour as her.
I would want my concerns to be addressed and I believe many Malaysians would too.
We list out our best and worst of 2020 and also what we hope for in 2021 (and a little bit of membawang about Janna Nick! Haha!).
Does the Emergency undermine democracy during this pandemic?
How three mothers nurture their children’s curiosity.
The government and opposition come agree to put politics aside and work in solidarity for the people and the country in this current crisis. It’s not a difficult concept.
What the hell are these politicians and MPs squabbling about? The people and country are more important lah!
Goodbye Pulau Labuan, Pulau Rawa, Pulau Talang Talang, Pulau Undan, Pulau Rimau, Pulau Angsa, Pulau Kapas, Pulau Payar and Pulau Pinang. Thank you for all the memories.
Let’s hope this political experiment in Perak works out.
The recent Freedom Film Fest 2020 just took place and we talk about social conscious films as well as review our four favourite films from the festival.
A responsible leader should explain and educate his constituents about inclusivity, understanding, and acceptance.