Director: Woo Ming Jin
Cast: Patrick Teoh, Azmon Hassan
Malaysia | 2005 | 87 mins | Color | Narrative | English, Malay w/E.S.
Known mainly for his prize-winning ironic short, Love for Dogs, with its slacker protagonist, Woo Ming Jin’s first feature is—to outsiders used to Hollywood stereotypes—a seemingly offbeat approach to a movie about terrorists. Set in a fictitious country...
Mourning the death of his serial killer father, a boy enters his dad's casket and soon finds himself buried alive.
Life as we know it is threatening to come to a terrifying end for the citizens of Malaysia. Following a zombie outbreak in the country, calm turns to chaos and civilization crumbles. Nipis, an indifferent slacker by nature, decides to take matters into his own hands. Teaming with a group of survivors, he embarks on a quest to save the nation from the walking dead before it's to...
After Hassan discovers Zidik living alone on the streets, he takes him in and cares for him like a son. Zidik now works together with Hassan in the junkyard but both men are stuck in the past. 15 years ago, they lost their loved ones to a virus that turned people violent. Hassan often "forgets" that the virus killed his wife, while Zidik still remembers his sister attacking his...
被导演阵容闪花了眼吧？不要点想看了 这个片子只在爱沙尼亚放映一次 就被销毁了
This sounds like the kind of half-brilliant, half-mad kind of film making that rarely happens anymore. It's called 60 Seconds of Solitude in Year Zero, and it's an omnibus production organized by the city of Talinn, Estonia, featuring the directing talents from around the world. Screening this August in Talinn, the film will be comprised o...
故事描述一位十九岁的少女萍萍，梦想能到日本的汽车零件公司工作，然而为了生活她必须靠在养猪场和为餐厅洗碗的两份工作糊口。而她的监护人阿姨田夫人，原来暗中经营婴儿买卖，专门安排少妇与外劳交欢，然后将生下的婴儿转卖给无法生育的夫妇，从而赚取利润。原本就和田夫人相处不融洽的萍萍，在得知了这种不法勾当后，心里产生了极大的冲突和挣扎。
Ping Ping is 19 and wants to go to Japan to work in a car parts company. She's under the guardian of her aunt, Madame Tien, who shuffles her between two jobs; working in a pig farm, and cleaning dishes in a rundown re...
Catching the Sea is a short film about the lives of several people in a village after a mysterious disease strikes and kills their loved ones. Set in a dilapidating fishing island, the film is about reconciling death and moving on with life.
Set against the backdrop of the violent Memali Incident in 1985, this psychological thriller is about a visiting handyman and his young daughter who experience mysterious visions in a remote village amid the fatal police raid against fundamentalists. The film is produced by Aron Koh’s Lomo Pictures and director Woo’s Greenlight Pictures. Woo’s Stone Turtle premiered in Locarno’...
