This one-man theatre show suggests films can mend a broken heart


Fahad Iman on stage as a film buff recovering from losing his partner on the opening night of 'Love Is A Motion Picture', a new play by Main Theatre. Photo: AIMANNZR

Actor Fahad Iman is doing his best to stay composed on stage as he portrays a film enthusiast grappling with the heartbreak of losing his partner.

He truly found his element, performing in English, during the opening night performance (July 24) in Main Theatre's new show Love Is A Motion Picture at Studio Ramli Hassan in Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur.

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