Scary sighting on a movie set? Does seeing my own face in the mirror every morning on the set count? (Laughs.) Actually, during the filming of PCK The Movie in Malaysia, the crew had many, many sightings on set. Every day, someone would ...

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This is not a movie script where its acceptable to silence dissenting voice. In present day Malaysia, where the lines of colour are merging, its definitely archaic to issue threats to stop open debates on sensitive issues. ...

This l964 movie is based on the book, THE DURIAN TREE by British writer, Michael Keon. The beginning scene with the helicopter was filmed at the Forest Research Institue of Malaysia at Kepong. The next scene was also filmed in the ...

Certain portions of the movie are supposed to be shot in Malaysia. The beautiful locations in Malaysia will add a nice backdrop to the movie and appeal visually to the audiences. The entire cast and crew of the film departed for ...

Sounds a little bit costly but try to compare them with Redrock Micro's high-end rigs, the nano series are much more economical especially for those who just started to get serious into movie making with DSLR. ...

Umar Vadillo bounds into a hotel room here in northern Malaysia. ... Mr. Dallas, now 79 years old, fell into the hippie circuit and played a telepath in the Federico Fellini movie “8½” before ultimately converting to Islam in Morocco. Mr. Dallas took the name Abdalqadir al-Sufi and set up his own sect, the Murabitun—or “the people of the outposts”—before settling into a wind-blasted mansion named Achnagairn near Inverness in the Scottish highlands. ...

Vishnu Vishal, Piaa Bajpai, Gibran Osman, Vivek, Pradeep Rawat, John Vijay, Jayaprakash, Vaiyapuri, Aalaap Raju, Anitha, Anuradha Sriram, Devan Ekambaram, Divya Vijay, Haricharan, Malaysia Vasudevan, Malgudi Subha, Manikka Vinayagam, ...

But then, we also have other languages widely used in Malaysia. What happens if a local Tamil or Chinese or English movie is produced. Its a locally produced movie of course, but it doesn't fit the requirement of being local movie if ...

This is because we do not want Indian or Chinese language local movies that do not even feel like a Malaysian movie but instead a pseudo Hongkong or Taiwanese movie or even a Singapore movie. On the other hand, feeble attempts to add in ...