Coming soon: Films with a conscience
About ALL ARTICLES | August 31, 2007
Coming to an arts venue near you, KOMAS Freedom Film Fest 2007 (FFF07) will dare you to watch and participate in special local and international film screenings with a social conscience. FFF07 will educate, entertain and even challenge you to action with this year’s theme -
“ 50th Merdeka - The Untold Human Rights Stories“.
Screenings will be held in KL (14 th-16th Sept), Penang (21st-23rd Sept) and Johor Bahru (28th -30th Sept).
For more info, please visit : www.freedomfilmfest.komas.org
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