'Tiger Stripes' review: A playful, transfixing creature
The film is significant 'not only as a work of art but as an archive of many struggles still roaring in present-day Malaysia, of beasts that are far more terrifying than cinema can imagine'
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The film is significant 'not only as a work of art but as an archive of many struggles still roaring in present-day Malaysia, of beasts that are far more terrifying than cinema can imagine'
It is the opening film of 2023’s Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF), which runs from Nov 30 to Dec 10.
KUALA LUMPUR, June 18 — One day they are little bundles of joy, the next mood-swing monsters called teenagers with spots, identity crises and oceans of anger. But in Tiger...
Directed by Amanda Nell Eu, the film is the first directed by a Malaysian woman to be invited to the iconic festival.
Her film titled 'Tiger Stripes' has been selected for the coveted Cannes Critics’ Week, that also ‘discovered’ Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and Wong Kar Wai.