Full-time Malaysian engineer makes film directing debut with love story ‘One Day’


'One Day' revolves around two people who find love when they've lost all hope of being happy. Photos courtesy of Anthony Tham

Although he's had the passion for filmmaking since young, Anthony Tham hadn’t had the time to pursue it. That is, until now.

An engineer by profession, previously based in Miri and Kota Kinabalu, and now works on a monthly rotational basis in Southern Iraq, the 32-year-old Sarawakian finally realised his dream to be a filmmaker.

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