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Tun Fatimah: The Rebel Queen
The short film is an adaptation of Ninot Aziz’s Kirana: Dream After the Rose, which centres on Tun Fatimah, the last queen of Melaka. The story is not a straightforward retelling of Tun Fatimah, but instead features a modern twist. The setting of the plot takes place both in present-day Melaka and the use of visual effects aims to capture the city in all its glory during the 16th century.
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The short film is an adaptation of Ninot Aziz’s Kirana: Dream After the Rose, which centres on Tun Fatimah, the last queen of Melaka. The story is not a straightforward retelling of Tun Fatimah, but instead features a modern twist. The setting of the plot takes place both in present-day Melaka and the use of visual effects aims to capture the city in all its glory during the 16th century.
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Genre:History, Mystery, Action, Fantasy
Written By:Nadia Khan, Ninot Aziz
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Studio:Bzbee Consult Sdn Bhd, Langit Terang Production Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC)
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