The late filmmaker Yasmin Ahmad’s legacy is undeniable and it lives on, especially when a new generation is now turning to her works for inspiration.
Theatre actress Badrika Bahadur was about seven when she first watched Sepet in 2005, a film she remembers fondly.
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