M’sian documentary wins Japan award


In the making: (From left) Yuen and Chung working with the production crew Kingking Tan and Yip.

A FILM by two students from Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), titled “Red Wine Chicken”, was named one of the five winning documentaries by the Visual Documentary Project (VDP) 2020.

The 16-minute documentary was selected from a pool of close to 120 entries from Southeast Asian countries, the varsity said in a press release.

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