Kamarulzaman Taib

Four young Malaysians, Salmi, Razak, Ani and Angee have been assigned to do a picture book of ‘1957’. While two of them grudgingly carry out the request made by the publisher, Zahari, one of them takes on the role enthusiastically. Along the way, they find themselves immersed in the characters, emotional moments, identifying with and finding meaning in the struggle of ‘1957’. They weave the story of independence by transporting themselves back to the past. Ordinary Malaysians who fell in love, and found their love for the country override their personal emotions. The present characters find new meaning to ‘Merdeka’

A young girl faces the challenge of an unexpected pregnancy. Faced with impending bankruptcy, her father makes the difficult decision to sell her in a desperate bid for financial relief. This choice unveils the family's dire circumstances and prompts reflection on the choices people make under economic pressure. The narrative delves into the emotional and ethical complexities arising from this decision, highlighting the intricate interplay between family, finances, and human experiences.

With his ill father medical bills piling up, a cash-stapped banker devises an elaborate scheme to steal one cent from every customer's account.