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Category: interviews

Singaporean artistes Mawar Berduri’s and Qis Maraj’s feminist sisterhood

By Leyasheena Panicker The moment the Zoom call connected, we were greeted by the bright and unapologetic personalities of Mawar … More

female rappers, hip hop, kakakadik, malay, mawar berduri, qis maraj, rap, Singapore, southeast asia, women

Jesse Joy: the Sabahan artist who articulates politics and activism through his embroideries

Jesse Joy is an artist, from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia, who uses embroidery as a platform for personal and political … More

art, culture, embroideries, jesse joy, malaysia, politics, sabah

“Suitcase or coffin”: My story of fleeing Algeria as a young child

By Leha Brigitte My first birthday was on the road. My parents had just escaped from Algiers with me and … More

algeria, algiers, france, Pied-Noir, WWII

Lawrence Pettener interviews Malaysian poet Shirley Geok-lin Lim

I corresponded with Malaysian pioneer generation poet Shirley Lim in July this year. This interview was a written response to … More

Dutch film director Jos Stelling: “My movies reflect the eternal struggle of opposites”

By Anastasiia Shkuro for The Culture Review Mag The maverick movie director Jos Stelling is from Holland. Ironically, he is … More

‘Our Mothers’ Land’ spotlights the fight by Indonesian women against corporate greed

By Mohani Niza Watching ‘Our Mothers’ Land’, one cannot help but feel inspired: the 55-minute documentary film, produced by Mongabay … More

A conversation with Malaysian poet Wong Phui Nam (final part)

By Lawrence Pettener (For the first part of the interview, click here). Lawrence Pettener You give us a lot of … More

A conversation with Malaysian poet Wong Phui Nam (part 1)

By Lawrence Pettener I was lucky enough to get a couple of interviews with national treasure, poet Wong Phui Nam … More

‘The Blood Prince of Langkasuka’ by Tutu Dutta: Why I think we should read this 12th century folklore in 2021

By Sonia Singh Since the 12th century, The Blood Prince of Langkasuka – also known as ‘Kisah Raja Bersiong’ – … More

fiction, folk tales, malaysia, southeast asia, the blood prince of langkasuka, tutu dutta

With hundreds of movies uploaded on his YouTube, Toh Hun Ping turns to the cinematic glory of past Singapore and Malaysia

By Terence Toh It has not been a great time for cinephiles. Like many other industries, COVID-19 has impacted the … More

Hussein Haniff, Malaya, malaysia, P. Ramlee, Singapore

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