Arts documentary revisits a plucky tale of drums, masks and pandemic life


It has been more than a year of cancelled drum classes and live performances for community arts group Orang Orang Drum Theatre, but it has been keeping busy behind closed doors.

Last year, it released a music album Lang4 X Lepak in September, and in conjunction with this, held a “sound installation” live show with a limited audience at the Black Box space in Publika, Kuala Lumpur.

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