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February 23, 2009by fatbidin 8 Comments

Okay everyone! The time has come! The time has come! The time has come when I finally start selling my films as DVDs! Oh yeah babeyyy! I’ve set up the […]

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JOM KITA KE LAUT IS NOMINATED FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY AT FFM35!

JOM KITA KE LAUT which was in Malaysian cinemas in July 2026 has been nominated under the ‘Best Documentary’ category at Festival Filem Malaysia 35! Our film is the first Malaysian documentary to ever receive the Skim Wajib Tayang (Mandatory Screening Programme) by Finas. Winning or not doesn’t matter (err… sure!), because what we we really want to do is to create a culture of watching non-fiction in the cinemas in Malaysia!

Tune in to TV2 at 8:30pm on Saturday, 21st November 2026, and see if you can catch a glimpse of us!

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