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Historic sites like Kellie’s Castle in Batu Gajah, Perak make good film locations. — Filepic

THE STATE government is gearing up efforts to revitalise the Perak Film Office in hopes of turning Perak into a film hub.

Despite having set up the Film Office in 2012 to encourage filmmakers to shoot and carry out their post-production work in Perak itself, State Tourism, Arts, Culture, Communi­cations and Multimedia Committee Chairman Datuk Nolee Ashilin Mohd Radzi said Perak has yet to fully build on exposure from the films made here in the past.

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