Shadowplay (Skip Intro #124)

Tony Pietra Arjuna | Khairil M. Bahar

10-Sep-19 19:30

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Bahir and Iain sit down with the filmmakers of SHADOWPLAY: director Tony Pietra Arjuna and writer Khairil M. Bahar to discuss the Malaysian fantasy thriller, currently available on Vimeo On Demand, and share their thoughts on the film in their review. Featuring music from the Shadowplay Original Soundtrack by Stellar Dreams.

SHADOWPLAY is currently available on demand at vimeo.com/ondemand/shadowplaymovie

Produced by: Julian Yap

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Iain McNally, Bahir Yeusuff

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Categories: Film

Tags: Evening Edition, Skip Intro, Interview, Malaysian Film, Vimeo On Demand, 27 Ten Productions,

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