50 Years of Silence
Directed by Tham Seen Hau
The Ngs were a family of ten living in Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur in 1969. Five of them died in the May 13 riots. Due to the unbearable pain, the surviving family members never spoke to each other about the tragedy since the incident. 48 years later, they broke their silence as the director interviewed them individually, slowly piecing together fragments of a buried memory.
50 Years of Silence is showing at 5 cinemas near Central London this week, including ODEON Holloway and ODEON Wimbledon.
Mon 21 Sep
1 cinema in Central London
ODEON Wimbledon
London
Tue 22 Sep
2 cinemas in Central London
ODEON Chatham
Chatham
ODEON Brighton
Brighton
Wed 23 Sep
2 cinemas in Central London
ODEON Holloway
London
ODEON Richmond
Richmond
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The Ngs were a family of ten living in Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur in 1969. Five of them died in the May 13 riots. Due to the unbearable pain, the surviving family members never spoke to each other about the tragedy since the incident.
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