Pensil ~ cepatnye tayangan ditarik balik!!

amikie · Post time 5-6-2008 12:36 PM

citer ni ada keluar paper,dapat kredit baik dari wartawan....pasal banyak pengajaran yg boleh didapati dlm citer ni...hopefully success!

ajami · Post time 5-6-2008 11:31 PM

jangan jd isu non-malay blakon jd malay mcm akhirat dah ler

ladydolph · Post time 10-6-2008 11:37 AM

The Star, Tuesday June 10, 2008
Handicapped heart
A local film from a newcomer goes back to basics and delivers brilliantly.
By RIZAL JOHAN

A remarkable film called Pensil will be hitting local cinemas on Thursday and, believe it or not, it is a local independent production. It is written and directed by M. Subash, who makes his feature film debut as director. The film, which also stars Subash and a handful of veteran actors, was shot entirely on location in a village in Batang Berjuntai, Selangor, in just six days late last year.

What is remarkable about Pensil is the story, which resembles a Malay telemovie in the sense that it is a heart-breaking look at physically disabled Indian orphan Badrul (Subash), who leads a hard life as he is mistreated by his stepmother Mon (Maimon Mutalib) and step-aunt Zaitun (Khatijah Tan).

Despite his disabilities, Badrul is independent and earns his living by selling keropok and porridge.
Pensil was originally a Tamil telemovie on Astro.

He still loves his stepmother unconditionally even though she verbally and physically abuses him. Badrul抯 only relief comes in the form of his paternal grandmother Mak Nek (Rominah Sidek) and through his friendship with the village madman Junid (Jalil Hamid).

Badrul抯 handicap only impedes his body movements and speech but his mind is sharp and, as he is raised as a Muslim, is devout and regularly makes his way to the mosque to pray. Badrul also has a hidden talent as he is artistic and the film derives its title from the object he values the most

ladydolph · Post time 10-6-2008 11:39 AM

Originally posted by ajami at 5-6-2008 11:31 PM
jangan jd isu non-malay blakon jd malay mcm akhirat dah ler

so what? Hans Isaac pun selalu berlakon jd malay....takder isu ape2 pun.......namapun lakonan........n lagipun kalau dibaca betul2 synopsis tu..watak Badrul tu mmg bukan Malay pun...dier mmg masih org India but raised as a Muslim.......

[ Last edited by ladydolph at 10-6-2008 11:41 AM ]