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Kulit Wayang is a cinematic gem that not only dives deep into the world of supernatural horror but also serves as a heartfelt tribute to one of Malaysia's most treasured and fading traditional arts - Wayang Kulit (shadow puppetry). At a time when modernization often sidelines our cultural heritage, this film boldly brings it back to the forefront, blending ancient storytelling with chilling suspense.
Fattah Amin as Pok Lee delivers, in my opinion, the best performance of his career. His dedication to the role is nothing short of remarkable from spending three months mastering the Kelantanese dialect to learning the intricate skills of a traditional dalang (puppet master) from local masters. This is not just acting; this is full immersion. His portrayal, especially in the final scenes where he channels his grief into a haunting puppet performance, is both raw and deeply moving. Beyond speechless. It's a rare moment in Malaysian cinema where you see such emotional depth carried through an art form as symbolic as Wayang Kulit.
Jenna Kamaratih, an Indonesian actress, who plays the young Dewi, also deserves special mention. Her transformation during the possession scenes is genuinely unsettling and shows a maturity in acting well beyond her years. She holds her own in a story filled with complex cultural and emotional layers.
Visually, the film is stunning. The cinematography masterfully captures the mystical atmosphere of rural east coast, combining eerie landscapes with almost painterly shots of traditional puppet performances. There's a certain elegance in how the film's visuals support its tone - part horror, part cultural homage.
If there's a minor drawback, it's that the horror elements may not reach the peak intensity that die-hard horror fans might expect. However, what it lacks in jump scares, it more than makes up for in psychological depth and cultural richness.
Verdict: 9/10.
Highly recommended. Kulit Wayang is a rare film that weaves together the mystical world of horror with the artistic soul of traditional culture. It's not only a compelling watch but also an educational experience for younger audiences who may not be familiar with the heritage of Wayang Kulit. A must-watch for anyone who appreciates stories with heart, history, and haunting beauty.
Fattah Amin as Pok Lee delivers, in my opinion, the best performance of his career. His dedication to the role is nothing short of remarkable from spending three months mastering the Kelantanese dialect to learning the intricate skills of a traditional dalang (puppet master) from local masters. This is not just acting; this is full immersion. His portrayal, especially in the final scenes where he channels his grief into a haunting puppet performance, is both raw and deeply moving. Beyond speechless. It's a rare moment in Malaysian cinema where you see such emotional depth carried through an art form as symbolic as Wayang Kulit.
Jenna Kamaratih, an Indonesian actress, who plays the young Dewi, also deserves special mention. Her transformation during the possession scenes is genuinely unsettling and shows a maturity in acting well beyond her years. She holds her own in a story filled with complex cultural and emotional layers.
Visually, the film is stunning. The cinematography masterfully captures the mystical atmosphere of rural east coast, combining eerie landscapes with almost painterly shots of traditional puppet performances. There's a certain elegance in how the film's visuals support its tone - part horror, part cultural homage.
If there's a minor drawback, it's that the horror elements may not reach the peak intensity that die-hard horror fans might expect. However, what it lacks in jump scares, it more than makes up for in psychological depth and cultural richness.
Verdict: 9/10.
Highly recommended. Kulit Wayang is a rare film that weaves together the mystical world of horror with the artistic soul of traditional culture. It's not only a compelling watch but also an educational experience for younger audiences who may not be familiar with the heritage of Wayang Kulit. A must-watch for anyone who appreciates stories with heart, history, and haunting beauty.