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YOU could easily have heard a pin drop when Inessa Irdayanty Khairil Anwar acted out her nightmare as the child of an abusive and drunken father. The audience was totally caught in the whirlpool of emotions, and the fear, anger and pain coursing through Family Portrait, the drama which won the Inti College Drama Competition award recently, was almost palpable.  

“It was a challenging piece but it helped that it was based on an issue close to our hearts,” said the SMK (P) Sri Aman student. 

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