Adrian Teh uses time travel concept to tell story of love and death in 'Reversi'


Akid has to race against time to save his wife and son. Photos: Handout

After watching Imaginur – the 2022 sci-fi romance that won Best Film at the recent Malaysia Film Festival – director Adrian Teh felt inspired to see more films of its kind in the Malaysian cinematic landscape.

Motivated by this idea, Teh revisited a script he had started eight years ago, which uses time travel as a narrative tool to explore the bond between a father and son and the lengths a man would go to protect his family.

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