Freeing our minds with films


Two reports under the 'Bebaskan Filem, Merdekakan Minda Rakyat' initiative were launched at the FFF 2022 recently. The FFN team with Maha (second from left) and Zarul (centre) – IreneYap/FFN

AFTER being stuck in censorship limbo for nearly a decade, the film adaptation of late playwright Jit Murad’s theatrical masterpiece Spilt Gravy On Rice finally opened in local cinemas in June this year.

The long-awaited release of the film, now renamed Spilt Gravy: Ke Mana Tumpahnya Kuah, was gleefully celebrated by many.

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