Acclaimed Malaysian film 'Abang Adik', winner at Golden Horse Awards and Far East Film Festival, hits local cinemas


Actors Wu Kang-ren (left) and Jack Tan have been getting rave reviews for their performances in 'Abang Adik'. Photos: Handout

Jin Ong’s directorial debut Abang Adik, which has been on a triumphant journey on the international stage, opened at cinemas in Malaysia on Dec 14.

Just to list its achievements so far: in April, it became the first Malaysian film to receive top honours at Italy’s Far East Film Festival, clinching a total of three awards; last month, one of the film’s main stars, Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-ren, won Best Actor at the Golden Horse Awards in Taipei.

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