WE ARE ANIMALS – The full documentary
Journalist and documentary filmmaker, Zan Azlee, spends several weeks in the world’s largest refugee camp in Kutupalong, Bangladesh, which houses close to a million displaced Rohingya.
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WE THE PEOPLE… Malaysia – The world’s toxic dump
Malaysia has become the world’s rubbish dump, importing 90% of the global plastic waste. And the worst part is that it isn’t being processed properly and people are getting sick.
WE ARE ANIMALS film screening and photo exhibition at the Cooler Lumpur Festival
My latest documentary film WE ARE ANIMALS will be screening at the 2018 Cooler Lumpur Festival this Friday!
Solo Documentary Filmmaking Workshop
Come learn how to make documentaries from the legendary Zan Azlee! Fuyohh!!
Workshop: Filming Resistance with Zan Azlee
Zan Azlee will introduce tips and tricks that will make your homemade production the most top-notch quality based on their vast experience in the film industry.
My latest documentary film: We Are Animals
After taking a break from serious filmmaking, I’m back! And this time, it’s an issue that I’ve always felt very passionate about. I spent some time in Kutupalong, the world’s […]
WE THE PEOPLE… #BangkitMalaysia – May 9th 2018
A most historic day for Malaysia when the people managed to oust Barisan Nasional from the government after 61 years.
The Road to Radicalisation – My latest documentary project!
In a mish-mash of audio, video, graphics and chit chat, this live stage documentary sees journalists Ezra Zaid and Zan Azlee asking the question – are Malaysians being radicalised and why?
Being a guest on ‘The James Lee Indie Talk Show’!
Indie filmmaker James Lee called me up and said that he wanted to have me on his talkshow ‘The James Lee Indie Talk Show’.
The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 92) – Ghost in the Shell
Big time Hollywood movie featuring Malaysian actor Pete Teo. Oh yeah… Scarlett Johansson is in it too.
I try to understand the Malaysian identity in Channel News Asia’s documentary ‘Understanding Asia’
The premise was to have me, as a Malaysian journalist, documentary filmmaker and writer, to travel around the country trying to understand what makes up the DNA of a Malaysian.
