Malaysian director Edmund Yeo gets spotlight on UK streaming platform MUBI


British streaming platform MUBI has started a Directors' Spotlight series featuring award-winning Malaysian film director Edmund Yeo, whose film 'Aqerat (We, The Dead)' won him the Best Director Award at the 2017 Tokyo Film Festival.

British streaming platform MUBI has started a Directors' Spotlight series featuring award-winning Malaysian film director Edmund Yeo, whose film Aqerat (We, The Dead) won him the Best Director Award at the 2017 Tokyo Film Festival.

Yeo won the Best Director Award at the 2017 Tokyo Film Festival for 'Aqerat'.
Yeo won the Best Director Award at the 2017 Tokyo Film Festival for 'Aqerat'.
Aqerat has been made available on the streaming platform throughout April and May, with the rest of Yeo's previous works, including Love Suicides, Kingyo and Exhalation, to be made available at later dates.



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