'Adiwiraku' wins Best Film at 29th Malaysia Film Festival


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 24 Sep 2017

The cast and crew of Adiwiraku receiving the award for Best Film at the 29th Malaysia Film Festival on Saturday night.

KUALA LUMPUR: Adiwiraku bagged the main prize at the 29th Malaysia Film Festival when it was named Best Film. It beat nominees Redha, Interchange, Hanyut and Desolasi at the event that took place at the Putra World Trade Centre on Saturday night.

The drama, directed by Eric Ong, was inspired by the real-life story of students at SMK Pinang Tunggal in Baling, Kedah and their journey to a choral speaking competition.

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