Before the advent of modern cinema and television, Malaysians – especially those living on the East Coast – had long been accustomed to the art of wayang kulit, (shadow puppets) in their villages.
The traditional art form – the most distinctive style of wayang kulit being the wayang kulit Siam, practised in Kelantan – remains one of the most celebrated national treasures.
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