Malaysia’s Heritage Landmarks on International Screens
by
Dr. Beh May Ting
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The Malaysian Film Industry in Numbers
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MALAYSIA’S FILM INDUSTRY has great economic potential. Between 2012 and 2019, the total gross collection for both local and foreign movies shown at local cinema...
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Claiming Right of Place in Malaysian Cinema for Indigenous Stories
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NADIRA ILANA IS doing it all. This Sabahan filmmaker, film programmer and activist of mixed-Dusun heritage, recalls in memory snippets her first encounters with...
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