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S’kali is a local film made by young Malaysians. Set against the backdrop of the ubiquitous Malaysian mamak stall, a young circle of friends face joy, confusion and conflict as they venture into the daunting world of adulthood. Will they survive love, life and friendship under the lights of KL?
TheCICAK, a collaborative partner with the associate producers of S’kali, is excited to announce the following:
Perantauan Pictures are giving away 2 pairs of tickets to the premiere of S’kali, which will be held on Friday 8 Sept.2006 at Cathay Cineplex, Cineleisure Damansara.
For a chance to attend this exclusive invitation-only event, simply e-mail us no later than 6 Sept. 2006 at perantauanpictures@gmail.com with a picture of yourself (or your friend/granddad/pet iguana/washing machine if you’re shy) holding the S’kali World Gallery poster - click here to get this poster and to see samples of how to do this. Please use “S’kali Premiere Competition” as your subject line, and don’t forget to include your name, age and location!
The two most creative entries will win a pair of premiere invites each. Winners will be notified via e-mail.
Good luck!
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