I WAS ON BFM’S A BIT OF CULTURE IN AN EPISODE CALLED ‘NOSTALGIA VS RETRO’
Kam, Zan and Kar Jin reflect on the ten best Malaysian movies of the year, whether competitive sports for kids should be cancelled, and nostalgia vs retro.
Kam, Zan and Kar Jin reflect on the ten best Malaysian movies of the year, whether competitive sports for kids should be cancelled, and nostalgia vs retro.
A spin-off or sequel from the first Mat Kilau film, this film tells the tale of Pendekar Awang who is tasked to protect Tok Gajah on his journey to Terengganu.
As they say to little kids – you can be anything you dream of, and as a kid, you believe it. The world is your oyster and you can make it whatever you want.
A Chinese-Malaysian family is sent to live in a seconded area only for Chinese-Malaysians when they encounter an alien.
Two brothers who grew up together on the streets faces challenges as they go through their adult lives.
I have to admit that since I am a man, I don’t need to bother much about what happens with all this noise about gender inequality. Lucky me for being of the more privileged gender!
The last boycott that had an actual impact was way back in the 1980s.
Hanie moves to Kampung Bras Basah and opens a lingerie store for the village folk. Then, all hell breaks loose.
What is the logic for someone who has been training for years in one particular sport and then told to change to another unrelated sport?
The true story of six mischevious Felda kids who were forced to play cricket by their teacher and ended up winning gold for Malaysia at the SEA Games.