Pewarna Tarianku (2012) Full Short Film

The 9 Production humbly presents to you, "Pewarna Tarianku". For those who are in Penang or happen to be in Penang in June 2012, the final screening a.k.a. viva (final presentation) will be held on 4th and 6th June 2012 at the Studio Penggambaran, Pusat Pengajian Komunikasi, Universiti Sains Malaysia. The time is yet to be announced. All are most welcomed to watch the short films produced individually by the Master students of the Screen Studies course. Thank you very much with most appreciation and again, sorry to keep you waiting. Please/Kindly leave a comment after watching.

Promo Pewarna Tarianku - Official Teaser Release, edited 14 May

Synopsis:

A mixed marriage of a Christian and Muslim couple, Marina and Mehrajah, who had been married for 3 years but Marina, who was frequently being abused by Mehrajah until she experienced a miscarriage of their first child that made her decide to leave him or in other words, seek for a divorce. In the end, she had liberated from the wrong man and she would not want to remarry again for the sake of her age (early 30s, a typical mindset, where some women think that they should be married when they have reached their late 20s) because her unborn baby had colored her life. 

Pewarna Tarianku Experimental Drama 30sec Teaser

Dear all, The 9 Production humbly presents you our short film's teaser entitled, "Pewarna Tarianku" or "The Color of My Dance" based on the excerpts of my self-written poems that can be read here, which are "Kisah Kami Berdua", "Tint of Red", and "A Lullaby for My Child". Please share with me your sincere views as it is a film of the experimental drama genre. Thank you very much with most appreciation.

Official full film's date of release: 15th May 2012, Tuesday

Supervisor: Dr. Rohani Has
Production crew: Andy Siti Nurhidayah Rahim, Reezal Al-Mufazzal, Hizwan Hamid, Darshini Sitharam, Bebbra Charles Mailin, Christina Wang, Arja Lee


Synopsis:

A mixed marriage of a Christian and Muslim couple, Marina and Mehrajah, who had been married for 3 years but Marina, who was frequently being abused by Mehrajah until she experienced a miscarriage of their first child that made her decide to leave him or in other words, seek for a divorce. In the end, she had liberated from the wrong man and she would not want to remarry again for the sake of her age (early 30s, a typical mindset, where some women think that they should be married when they have reached their late 20s) because her unborn baby had colored her life.