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Suatu Ketika (Skip Intro #126)

Prakash Murugiah, Director & Co-Writer

12-Sep-19 19:30

Suatu Ketika (Skip Intro #126)

The guys speak to Prakash Murugiah, Director and Co-Writer of Suatu Ketika, a sport drama about a group of underprivileged local school kids as they go against all odds to form a football team to compete in the JG Davidson Cup in 1952 Malaysia. Suatu Ketika is currently in cinemas. Check out the trailer.

Produced by: Julian Yap

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Iain McNally, Bahir Yeusuff


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Categories:  Film

Tags:  Evening EditionSkip IntroMalaysian FilmFootball movieSports movieZainal Abidin





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