KLEX fest set to stream 10 short films surrounding the idea of 'home'


A video still from 'Di Bawah Bintang Mengerdip', the oldest short film in this series from 2010, which is a spoken word project between Space Gambus Experiment and National Laureate Datuk A. Samad Said. Photo: Nur Hanim Khairuddin

The KLEX Short Film Festival is making its latest edition ExScreen 020: Home available for public viewing from March 10-12.

ExScreen 020: Home features 10 experimental short films from the independent film festival's archive, including works by Andrew Stiff, Chew Win Chen, Kamal Sabran, Lim Chee Yong, Mattias Harenstam, Phoebe Ching Ying Man, Rita Figueiredo, Safwan Salleh, Tan Peng Yueh and Yiotis Vrantzas.

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