Showcasing Peranakans


Art in the making: Actress Junji Delfino (left) acting in the the role of Nyonya Besar during a film shoot at Penang Peranakan Mansion in Church Street, George Town. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Movie audiences worldwide will be taken on a journey through Peranakan culture once Nyonya Ronggeng hits the silver screen.

The multi-lingual film by ZLK Production Sdn Bhd is currently doing principal shooting at various locations in Penang and targeted for release by year-end.

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