The storyline: Getting an elderly person to act like that was not easy. But she was a natural actress! She look convincingly sad and not looking at the cam too! Same goes to the other actors.

The sceneries: Very nice indeed. Coupled with the occasional sound of traditional music instruments, very mystical, it reminds me of Thailand’s Nang Nak film – sometimes scary! Very creative! He managed to do away with modern instruments to create the mood.

This film was almost a “silent movie”. I think it didn’t need much dialogue anyway. Let the actions tell the whole story. Action speaks louder than words.

Shot framings / angles were rather amateurish or “home movie” style. But that was not the point. He taught us a lesson and proved to us that cheap RM1500 consumer level cams were good enough to render a good story. This reminds me of Blair Witch Project which was shot using a consumer camcorder only! It made it to the cinemas worldwide!

The way he zoomed out for the ending was a very creative way of ending a story! Well thought of indeed!

I could only list 2 minor downsides, reluctantly however :-

1. To improve on the English subtitles;
2. The wedding photo should have been in Black & White or at least Sepia toned,
afterall, it was supposed to be a very very old photo.

Farizie, you made us Sabahans very proud.
Congratulations! I salute your work and creativity.
I am not a filmmaker myself, but I learned from observations.
I learned something about filmmaking on the Internet.
I am a videographer/Photographer, doing it part time only.

I wonder if I only use PAINT and win best picture (graphic) :)