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Brace yourself for an unexpectedly gripping, gritty, humorous, and tear-jerking Malaysian film with a Taiwanese twist. Prepare for a rollercoaster of heartbreaking twists and spectacular acting!
Don't underestimate this film! I was a newbie to Malaysian cinema and didn't know what to expect. But as they say, 'don't judge a book by its cover' (or in this case, 'a movie by its poster'). This film matched the quality and storytelling of Taiwanese cinema, so don't make the same mistake I did!
The story revolves around two brothers on a mission to secure their Malaysian ICs, crucial for employment and escaping a life of misery. However, their plan takes a 180-degree turn when a crime takes place.
This dilemma highlights a broader issue in Malaysia's management of their Identity Cards (ICs). The issue of illegal immigrants counterfeiting these ICs to secure employment is woven into the narrative, offering an insightful look into a significant societal challenge.
Amidst the central theme, the film weaves in subplots of romance and brotherhood, enriching its emotional tapestry.
The acting will leave you in tears... There are many parts of the film where my heart sank and tears welled up in my eyes.
There were many moments in the film where I silently exclaimed, 'WHAT THE HECK' and 'OH NO.' The movie provides subtle clues bit by bit, allowing you to piece together the plot yourself before it reveals the pivotal points that will make you go, 'OHH!' Whether some of the plot twists are justified remains questionable...
Wu Kang-ren, a Taiwanese actor portraying the deaf-mute brother, absolutely nailed the role of Abang. Although his character had no spoken lines, you could feel his pent-up frustration, misery, and sadness in the way he communicated through sign language.
For example, a line in the movie, 'Do you know how hard my life is?' wouldn't, in my opinion, have been as impactful if exclaimed rather than signed. Wu Kang-ren's performance was really superb.
If you appreciate stories that are driven by intricate plots and rich character development, this is a must-watch. A word of caution for the squeamish: while not overtly gory, the film does contain scenes with a fair amount of blood.
Don't underestimate this film! I was a newbie to Malaysian cinema and didn't know what to expect. But as they say, 'don't judge a book by its cover' (or in this case, 'a movie by its poster'). This film matched the quality and storytelling of Taiwanese cinema, so don't make the same mistake I did!
The story revolves around two brothers on a mission to secure their Malaysian ICs, crucial for employment and escaping a life of misery. However, their plan takes a 180-degree turn when a crime takes place.
This dilemma highlights a broader issue in Malaysia's management of their Identity Cards (ICs). The issue of illegal immigrants counterfeiting these ICs to secure employment is woven into the narrative, offering an insightful look into a significant societal challenge.
Amidst the central theme, the film weaves in subplots of romance and brotherhood, enriching its emotional tapestry.
The acting will leave you in tears... There are many parts of the film where my heart sank and tears welled up in my eyes.
There were many moments in the film where I silently exclaimed, 'WHAT THE HECK' and 'OH NO.' The movie provides subtle clues bit by bit, allowing you to piece together the plot yourself before it reveals the pivotal points that will make you go, 'OHH!' Whether some of the plot twists are justified remains questionable...
Wu Kang-ren, a Taiwanese actor portraying the deaf-mute brother, absolutely nailed the role of Abang. Although his character had no spoken lines, you could feel his pent-up frustration, misery, and sadness in the way he communicated through sign language.
For example, a line in the movie, 'Do you know how hard my life is?' wouldn't, in my opinion, have been as impactful if exclaimed rather than signed. Wu Kang-ren's performance was really superb.
If you appreciate stories that are driven by intricate plots and rich character development, this is a must-watch. A word of caution for the squeamish: while not overtly gory, the film does contain scenes with a fair amount of blood.