'Pulau' intended to promote Malaysia's islands and diversity, says movie producer


'Pulau' producer Fred Chong says the intention of the film is to promote Malaysia's islands and diversity. Photo: Jazmy Juma/Instagram

Pulau producer Fred Chong said the intention of the film is to promote the beauty of Malaysia’s islands and cultural diversity.

His statement came after the film’s trailer drew flak from the public for allegedly displaying “explicit and suggestive” scenes.

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