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Tatler Exclusive: A conversation with 'Abang Adik' director Ong Lay Jin and actor Jack Tan - Vimarsana News

Tatler Exclusive: A conversation with 'Abang Adik' director Ong Lay Jin and actor Jack Tan

Meet the duo behind the award-winning Malaysian movie, ‘Abang Adik’.

'Abang Adik' star Wu Kang Ren credits human touch for success of the local film - Vimarsana News

'Abang Adik' star Wu Kang Ren credits human touch for success of the local film

Some netizens said the film taught them to be kinder to foreign workers while others said it made them more appreciative of their identification card.

'Abang Adik' star Wu Kang-jen beats Tony Leung to Hong Kong Film Critics Society's Best Actor award - Vimarsana News

'Abang Adik' star Wu Kang-jen beats Tony Leung to Hong Kong Film Critics Society's Best Actor award

The 41-year-old received the award for his role in the Hong Kong film 'Fly Me To The Moon'.

Wu Kang-jen beats Tony Leung to Hong Kong Film Critics Society's Best Actor award , Latest Movies News - Vimarsana News

Wu Kang-jen beats Tony Leung to Hong Kong Film Critics Society's Best Actor award , Latest Movies News

Movies News - Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-jen has added another feather in his cap after winning the Best Actor award at the Hong Kong Film Critics Society on Jan 15. The 41-year-old received the award for his role as a father in the Hong Kong film Fly Me To The Moon, a story on the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Wu Kang-ren didn't practise for Golden Horse award-winning scene in movie Abang Adik because he was 'tired from filming' - Vimarsana News

Wu Kang-ren didn't practise for Golden Horse award-winning scene in movie Abang Adik because he was 'tired from filming'

Spoilers ahead. In a climactic scene in the new Malaysian Chinese movie Abang Adik, Abang (played by Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-ren), who is deaf and can't speak, is sentenced to death. As a priest visits him in prison to counsel him about accepting life and living well, Abang, who is stateless and has lived all his life carefully, has an...