Laggies: Lynn Shelton’s Film Blends a Coming-of-Age Story With a Quarter-Life Crisis
Laggies is a fantastic movie, filled with down-to-earth characters, transcendent themes, and witty comedy
Abang Saya Ustaz
The story tells of Amar, a younger brother who has an older brother named Amir who is also a young imam in their village. Amar is a rough teenage boy who likes to ride motorcycles and enjoys rock music. His dream is to go to KL and participate in the Rockstar Search Season 5 program and become a rock singer. The problem faced by Amar is having to leave his aging and senile mother with Amir, who is busy with religious matters in the village.
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The story tells of Amar, a younger brother who has an older brother named Amir who is also a young imam in their village. Amar is a rough teenage boy who likes to ride motorcycles and enjoys rock music. His dream is to go to KL and participate in the Rockstar Search Season 5 program and become a rock singer. The problem faced by Amar is having to leave his aging and senile mother with Amir, who is busy with religious matters in the village.
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