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The House of Brick and Stone 

In the aftermath of the world's greatest financial shams, a Malaysian child finds solace and guidance from an unlikely figurehead. The docu-fiction uses the juxtaposition of its namesake as a jumping-off point to create a highly evocative odyssey through the Malaysian youth consciousness.
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In the aftermath of the world's greatest financial shams, a Malaysian child finds solace and guidance from an unlikely figurehead. The docu-fiction uses the juxtaposition of its namesake as a jumping-off point to create a highly evocative odyssey through the Malaysian youth consciousness.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Ananth Subramaniam
Written By:Ananth Subramaniam
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:IdioSync Inc, Sixtymac Production

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