In a significant triumph at the Golden Horse Awards, renowned for recognizing excellence in Chinese-language cinema, Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-ren won Best Actor for his role in “Abang Adik”.
Wu Kang-ren, in his heartfelt acceptance, thanked director Jin Ong, co-star Jack Tan, and the entire production team for their roles in bringing this story to life.
The Taiwanese actor’s portrayal of a stateless, deaf-mute individual in Malaysia’s labor class was widely acclaimed, showcasing the depth and resilience of human spirit.
Directed by Malaysian filmmaker
“Abang Adik,” directed by Jin Ong, is a Malaysian film that offers a vivid portrayal of life in Kuala Lumpur’s hidden corners.
The film centres on the lives of two undocumented orphans, who live in Pudu, an area known for its ancient wet market.
The film’s setting in Kuala Lumpur’s less-recognized areas adds a layer of authenticity and depth to its narrative, making it a significant piece of Malaysian cinema.
