Bradley Liew's debut feature redefines Malaysian indie cinema by telling a story of a deaf drug courier falling in love in George Town's underground music scene. The film won multiple international festival awards, a testament to its unique vision. Shot on a budget of just RM200,000, it outperforms #10's production scale while delivering a genuinely fresh cinematic perspective. Its Penang vernacular and non-hearing perspective produce a raw authenticity that faster than the average debut film achieves.

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