Freeing our minds with films


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  • Thursday, 15 Sep 2022

Two reports under the 'Bebaskan Filem, Merdekakan Minda Rakyat' initiative were launched at the FFF 2022 recently. The FFN team with Maha (second from left) and Zarul (centre) – IreneYap/FFN

AFTER being stuck in censorship limbo for nearly a decade, the film adaptation of late playwright Jit Murad’s theatrical masterpiece Spilt Gravy On Rice finally opened in local cinemas in June this year.

The long-awaited release of the film, now renamed Spilt Gravy: Ke Mana Tumpahnya Kuah, was gleefully celebrated by many.

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