UM-NUS Joint Studio Programme 2009 - Group A Video - Kuala Terengganu Cultural Heritage Studies

kuala terengganu in retrospect
an attempt to capture the genius loci of kampung cina, kampung banggol & kampung lorong haji jamil
group @ production
um-nus joint studio programme 2009

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[SEz610i]

DDong'd wife had already forgotten bout the husband (she dont treat her husband good enough when they are together), but, she never forget d taste of his char kueh teow with sea-harm and Bak iu Pook, so she open up a stall nearby her husband's right next to Aichoo's newspaper stall.

Kampung Cina, a small village, but filled with romance.

Thank you for listening to Mr Tenggalor show, the widest broadcast in Kt.... n even kemaman..... see you again, byez!

[SEz610i]

Ding DOng's ex wife caught DDong fall in LOVE with Ah Yoong, she slam the table hard n shout: ancua? ancua eh aneh khuan?..

But Ding DOng hold Yoong's hand tight n say: I.. finally found my LOVE... Please forget me.. N run with Ah Yoong into the rain towards Chua Beo (KayTee Python snake temple) with their hand held tight..

[SEz610i]

on min 4:30, the lady, the only i can say is..

"WHOA-LAO, Lu... Lu... Speak A..Ah.. ANGMO (english) AH??"

n..

"BEE AH! (her name).. Lu.. Kin na jit bor beh kopok keping meh? (u are not selling your keropok 2day?)"

"Ni-a Bu ah, Wa Tiok Bozai Lu Chu eh Piak an neh Tat Lui ah"

(wow, i dont know your house's "papan/dinding" suddently worth a lots of money)

[SEz610i]

the lady on 1:38 is Ah Yoong!!! Former Ding Dong's kuehteow stall waitress, but now she is having affair with Ding Dong, i think she is brave to show her love and can be a good example for ladies! she also the sister of BIAWOK, a famous KOPOK CHUI or KAPEK-HU SAK (steamed fish cake) seller in KayTee. Ah Yong! We support lu, we love KT!

[dhlchua]

An interesting clip despite the lack of audio and the occasional shaky camera-work (perhaps intended to convey a sense of reality). Well-conceived and edited, it captures the atmosphere and mood of a historical location and its residents. The bricks tumbling into the river resulting in a flow of water out into the unseen serves as an allegory of the local history and life-stories of generations of its residents expunged.