《新村》电影讲座 重现大马华人历史

(金宝18日讯) 由马来西亚第一本中文电影杂志《电影本事》主办,拉曼大学中华文化研究会与电影学会联办的《新村》电影讲座,首次在拉曼大学举行。
黄导说,这部电影主要是记载大马华人在这片土地上的故事,而这些故事在现今的中学历史课本可以说是销声匿迹。他也强调华人被殖民期的历史故事应该被好好记载,而不是被刻意删掉。
他透露,现时大马有450个新村,约150万人还居住在新村里。
《新村》共花费了300万马币,原本拟于去年8月上映,同时迎接国庆日的来临,但因档期问题而无法如期上映。
《新村》被列为PG13 电影,将在8月22日上映。导演黄巧力和制片郑雄城大声呼吁大家能到电影院支持这部本地电影。
马来西亚第一本中文电影杂志于2011年创办,多为推广电影,电影分享,workshop等交流活动。在杂志内提供读者国内外的电影资讯,提升大马华人对电影的了解和兴趣。
椰楼映画国际影视制作公司的创办人,总导演与监制的系列作品有《家在马来西亚》、《扎根》、《我来自新村》、《我来自华校》、《老字号》。凭《扎根》系列赢得2007年马来西亚第6届奥斯卡最佳纪录片导演奖,也是2002年ASTRO华丽台/NTV7电视连续剧《己子当归》的导演之一。
文字工作者,同时也是著名Old China Café 餐厅老板。曾担任本地制作电影《黑眼圈》制片。
黄导说,这部电影主要是记载大马华人在这片土地上的故事,而这些故事在现今的中学历史课本可以说是销声匿迹。他也强调华人被殖民期的历史故事应该被好好记载,而不是被刻意删掉。
他透露,现时大马有450个新村,约150万人还居住在新村里。
《新村》共花费了300万马币,原本拟于去年8月上映,同时迎接国庆日的来临,但因档期问题而无法如期上映。
《新村》被列为PG13 电影,将在8月22日上映。导演黄巧力和制片郑雄城大声呼吁大家能到电影院支持这部本地电影。
马来西亚第一本中文电影杂志于2011年创办,多为推广电影,电影分享,workshop等交流活动。在杂志内提供读者国内外的电影资讯,提升大马华人对电影的了解和兴趣。
椰楼映画国际影视制作公司的创办人,总导演与监制的系列作品有《家在马来西亚》、《扎根》、《我来自新村》、《我来自华校》、《老字号》。凭《扎根》系列赢得2007年马来西亚第6届奥斯卡最佳纪录片导演奖,也是2002年ASTRO华丽台/NTV7电视连续剧《己子当归》的导演之一。
文字工作者,同时也是著名Old China Café 餐厅老板。曾担任本地制作电影《黑眼圈》制片。
J-on
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Friday, July 19, 2013
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A Pawful Day in UTAR

By John Bunyan
UTAR, 13 July - The Nature and Pet Lovers Society organized an interaction day for the pet lovers which took place at the Cafeteria in Block C.
The participants were able to check out and play with the pets at the event. This is the first time the society has come up with an interaction day as compared to previous years where they focused more on pet competitions and pet selling events.
UTAR, 13 July - The Nature and Pet Lovers Society organized an interaction day for the pet lovers which took place at the Cafeteria in Block C.
The participants were able to check out and play with the pets at the event. This is the first time the society has come up with an interaction day as compared to previous years where they focused more on pet competitions and pet selling events.
J-on
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Thursday, July 18, 2013
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Fighting Hunger with Hunger
by Lee Chi Leong
90 students from University Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) took part in the 30 Hour Famine DIY Camp for World Vision at UTAR Block K last Saturday. Participants engaged themselves in a series of activities, such as famine night to fight against hunger.
90 students from University Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) took part in the 30 Hour Famine DIY Camp for World Vision at UTAR Block K last Saturday. Participants engaged themselves in a series of activities, such as famine night to fight against hunger.
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Westlake - Security Pitfalls Await The Unwary
by Goh Kae Min
Credit to:Loh Jing Li, Yap Siau Chin, Wong Qun Ting
Photographer: Gan Ming Shien
In recent years, as the Westlake population grows inexorably due to the business of education, rumor has it that the crime rate in the region has soared to threatening levels and the security of student hostels is no longer as promising as it was. Living is perceived to have been much safer and secured back to the good old days when stories of bag-snatching or serial underwear theft were never heard.
Credit to:Loh Jing Li, Yap Siau Chin, Wong Qun Ting
Photographer: Gan Ming Shien
In recent years, as the Westlake population grows inexorably due to the business of education, rumor has it that the crime rate in the region has soared to threatening levels and the security of student hostels is no longer as promising as it was. Living is perceived to have been much safer and secured back to the good old days when stories of bag-snatching or serial underwear theft were never heard.
J-on
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
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More Than A Burning Residue

Trip to discover where charcoals come from
By Jasmine Koh Khai Wen
“Let’s have a barbeque party this weekend!”
Does that sound familiar?
By Jasmine Koh Khai Wen
“Let’s have a barbeque party this weekend!”
Does that sound familiar?
J-on
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
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Disappointing Turnout At UTAR Flea Market

By Ashwin Kumar
The flea market is back again with less exciting voices and limited varieties of goods which took place yesterday at Heritage Hall in Block A.
The turnout was disappointing compared to the previous installments of the event with less and restricted variety of stalls and items offered.
The flea market is back again with less exciting voices and limited varieties of goods which took place yesterday at Heritage Hall in Block A.
The turnout was disappointing compared to the previous installments of the event with less and restricted variety of stalls and items offered.
J-on
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