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Dead water occurs when a layer of fresh water rests on top of the denser salt water. Ships traveling through dead water conditions are slowed down almost to a standstill, no matter how fast they try to move. As humans, when we are in a state of consciousness where being alive feels quite the opposite, our body is alive like the ship, yet our minds have come to a stall, almost numb, like dead water. When this happens, we ask the questions, how do we carry on? Does it get better? How does it get better? 
 
This theatre film explores the sense of disconnect between the mind, body, and the external world - almost like having a sense of being elsewhere. Elsewhere in a place where reality is not grounded and time isn&rsquo;t a straight, predictable line, but is more like a knotted ribbon. 
 
Trigger Warning: Distressing content

Dead Water

Do you hear someone cackling? Well that&rsquo;s because the &ldquo;Don&rsquo;t Let&hellip;&rdquo; series is back again &hellip; and this time round you should be afraid...be very afraid as they are out to spook you with a compilation of ghostly tales. 
 
你有听到那诡异的笑声吗？由艺人馆全民剧场及木卡空间联手呈献，《别让TA知道的事》系列之《别让阿飘知道的事》即将线上惊悚上演！7部以灵异故事为创作方向的剧场作品，让你不由毛骨悚然......

Don’t Let Hantu Know 《别让阿飘知道的事》

Let the sounds of yesteryear transport you. With 3 sold out editions under its belt, all-time popular Golden Oldies series will be premiering Yesterday Once More 3 online for the first time with timeless tunes from the 40s to 60s such as Besame Mucho, Some Enchanted Evening, Only the Lonely, Sway, Runaway, Jailhouse Rock. Perfect Father&rsquo;s Day treat!

Yesterday Once More 3

Two brothers, Pappu and Babu live with &lsquo;Amma&rsquo; in Sungai Petani. &lsquo;Go. Study. Play. Anything, but quietly. I do not want to hear you&rsquo;, Amma says. In between the humdrum need to clean the household laundry and excel in times table, Pappu and Babu escape into a world of epic backdrops and thumping music, of chorus girls and backup dancers. 
 
Will the boys&rsquo; dreams come true, or is Bollywood forever out of reach? Two years in the making, Bollywood Dreams taught us to dream big and never give up.

Bollywood Dreams

SHORT+SWEET Malaysia 2020 kicked off in October 2020 with SHORT+SWEET Film followed by SHORT+SWEET Stand-Up Comedy+Song and SHORT+SWEET Musical. Unfortunately, the festival was put on pause due to the CMCO. We&rsquo;re delighted to premiere the final two segments SHORT+SWEET Dance and SHORT+SWEET Theatre online on CloudTheatre from 5 &ndash; 6 June.

Short+Sweet Malaysia 2020 (Dance & Theatre)

&ldquo;Unity (1918)&rdquo; by Kevin Kerr tells the story of small town Unity, Canada - as the residents are forced to confront the 1918 flu pandemic that begins to sweep the planet, aided by the movement of troops at the tail end of WWI. KL 2020, 11 actors and a small crew record a performance of this multi award-winning play in the quiet theatre of the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre in between two lockdowns amidst another global pandemic.

Unity (1918)

Through conversations with translators, historians and writers, this documentary traces the lives and struggles of Indian women as reflected in their literature, taking viewers on a temporal literary exploration.

Women's Film Screening:  In Her Words: The Journey of Indian Women

12-year-old girl Di harbours strong ambitions within her. Yet, the cultural tradition of bride kidnapping in her North Vietnamese village threatens these aspirations.

Women's Film Screening:  Children of the Mist

A Malaysian female filmmaker candidly reveals her deeply personal and harrowing filmmaking journey, exposing the troubling reality affecting women today.

Women's Film Screening:  The Boys Club

Meticulously observed by a patient camera in a small, yet sensitive story, an ordinary nine-year-old Chinese school girl is cautiously introduced to a world she had not imagined before.

Women's Film Screening:  Mian Bao Nv Hai 面包女孩

This documentary presents an intimate portrait of Malaysia&rsquo;s legendary Bharatanatyam dance teacher Indira Manikam, who has kept the sacred tradition alive, vibrant and relevant for the past 50 years.

Women's Film Screening: Teacher, The Tradition Bearer

For thousands of years, women in China were forced into oppressive marriages, forbidden to read or write. To cope, they developed a secret language called N&uuml;shu.

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