'Nope', and 6 other September movies you can say yes to


September is here, and there are local and international movies galore for moviegoers to catch.

With blockbuster season now officially over, we're into the somewhat lean months of September and October now in terms of movies, as we now await the holiday season.

That doesn't mean there isn't anything to watch though. For one, you can still catch the Japanese Film Festival 2022, where Japanese film fans can watch over 10 Japanese films that will be screened throughout the month. There will be a selection of 12 movies at selected Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) outlets in the Klang Valley (GSC Mid Valley, Nu Sentral and 1Utama) from Sept 8 to 14; Penang (GSC Gurney Plaza) from Sept 15 to 18; Johor Baru (GSC Paradigm Mall JB) from Sept 22 to 25; Kuching (GSC CityONE Megamall and The Spring Mall) and Kota Kinabalu (GSC Suria Sabah) from Oct 6 to 9.

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