Film festival celebrates local talents


Pure joy: Mohd Arash (far left) and the SMK Tinjar team receiving the Jury’s Award from Ngu (second from left).

WITH entries doubling from last year, the second edition of the Kenyalang Film Festival (KFF), held at Curtin University Malaysia in Miri, Sarawak, saw participants travelling from as far as Penang in Peninsula Malaysia, and Kuching and Baram in Sarawak, to showcase an array of documentaries and short films.

The varsity’s Faculty of Humanities and Health Sciences Department of Media and Communication head Dr Ngu Ik Ying expressed delight at the overwhelming response.

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