(1) Blood Brothers brings Malaysian action to new heights
Directed by Syafiq Yusof and Abhilash Chandra, Blood Brothers is already earning its place as one of the biggest local action hits of the year. Featuring a powerhouse cast including Syafiq Kyle, Sharnaaz Ahmad, Syazwan Zulkifly and Shukri Yahaya, the film revolves around Ariff, a loyal bodyguard accused of betrayal, who is forced to turn to his estranged brother to clear his name.
(2) Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Infinity Castle
Global anime phenomenon Demon Slayer kicks off its highly anticipated trilogy conclusion with Infinity Castle. Set to debut in Malaysia and other parts of Southeast Asia this August, the film represents the beginning of the series’ final arc, crafted by animation powerhouse ufotable.
Infinity Castle is only the beginning. With the second and third parts of the Demon Slayer finale expected to follow in 2026, fans are already gearing up for what could be anime’s most ambitious cinematic trilogy yet. Following Mugen Train’s record-breaking success, this new arc has the potential to cement Demon Slayer as one of the most beloved anime franchises in global history.
(3) My Parents’ Midlife Crisis gives voice to family struggles, self-discovery
In time for post-Raya reflection, My Parents’ Midlife Crisis is set to deliver a heartwarming and thought-provoking local drama. The film marks the directorial debut of Joey Lee, whose script earned acclaim at the Busan Asian Film School and received support from international film bodies such as Arri and Finas.
Completed in just 21 days, the film has already been tested with early audiences and garnered positive feedback. Lee’s poignant exploration of Asian family dynamics, backed by stellar performances and sharp writing, positions this as a must-watch Malaysian indie release.
Release May 22
Returning to voice the beloved alien is Chris Sanders, Stitch’s original creator, alongside a star-studded cast including Zach Galifianakis, Courtney B. Vance and Hannah Waddingham. The newly released teaser promises a mix of nostalgic callbacks and modern storytelling, while still holding to the original’s themes of belonging, family (“ohana”) and identity.
Whether you are drawn to swords and demons, gunfights and betrayal, family cycling dramas or alien hijacks, the film lineup is a journey you would not want to miss.
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