May ‘Tiger Stripes’ success be a source of inspiration to Malaysians, says Fahmi


KUALA LUMPUR: Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil has congratulated over the success of “Tiger Stripes” at the Cannes Film Festival Critics' Week.

It created history as the first film directed by a Malaysian to win the main award.

"May this success be a source of inspiration to Malaysians," he said in a Facebook post here today (May 25).

“Tiger Stripes” is a film directed by Malaysian Amanda Nell Eu, which tells the story of a 12-year-old girl, who experiences pressure and drastic changes when she reaches puberty.

The film produced by the Ghost Grrrl Pictures company founded by Amanda stars well-known domestic actor Shaheizy Sam and new actors - Zafreen Zairizal and Deena Ezral - as well as veteran actors like Fatimah Abu Bakar.

The success enabled Amanda to take home 10,000 euro in cash equivalent to almost RM50,000 in the 62nd edition of the festival. - Bernama

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