Celebrate Malaysia's multiculturalism through movies


By AGENCY

'Belaban Hidup: Infeksi Zombie' has won many awards in the international circuit. Photo: Handout

National Day is just around the corner and to celebrate, Astro First is screening multi-award winning Malaysian horror film, Belaban Hidup: Infeksi Zombie, on Aug 28.

Co-produced by Iban director, Misha Minut Panggau, 50, and her husband, filmmaker Ray Lee, it is another way for us to embrace our multiculturalism.

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