Documentary on Murut native who played an important role in bridging cultural gaps expected to promote tourism in Sabah

KOTA KINABALU: A documentary on a native Murut, Saudin Labotao, is anticipated to become a tourism draw for Sabah.

Hailing from Keningau's Kampung Ambual, Saudin was hired by the world's first wildlife filmmakers - Martin and Osa Johnson - to manage Bornean wildlife that were captured and brought to New York, United States back in 1936.