What's next for the winners of the 29th Malaysia Film Festival


The cast and crew of Adiwiraku posing with the award for Best Film at the 29th Malaysia Film Festival in Putra World Trade Centre on Saturday night.

For the past two weeks, Adiwiraku writer Jason Chong said he had trouble sleeping.

He blamed it on the secrecy surrounding the 29th Malaysia Film Festival (FFM29) nominations list. The organising committee announced in late August it would not be revealing the nominees until the awards night.

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