Two Standard Five Malaysian students' short film wins at film festival in Brazil


Macgres and Nabiatul completed 'Batuh Bijanji' in 10 days with the help of their teachers. Photo: YouTube

An animated short film by Year Five students Macgres Sawet and Nabiatul Dania Zulfiqa Mohd Zulfadhli from Sekolah Kebangsaan Temong in Serian, Sarawak, has been named the Best Film by Popular Jury in the primary school category at the Festival De Cinema Escola De Alvorada (FECEA) or Alvorada International Schools Film Festival held in Brazil recently.

FECEA is an international festival organised in Brazil that recognises audio visual works at the school level.

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