Johan, a housekeeping staff tries to save his marriage by promising his wife that his irregular, unreliable job-hopping days are over. When he finds a bag of money in the hotel, he and other hotel staff Molly and Ah Foo try to get the money out, while escaping gangsters and the police. And in the midst of all this chaos, Johan is also trying to win his wife back.
A time travel story that brings Irdina (Sharifah Rose) back to her past 10 years ago after finding an old computer belonging to a professor. Irdina bought an auction house that had been abandoned almost 5 years ago. According to neighbors there, the house belonged to a Professor named Aida (Sherry Ibrahim) who died in 2017. One day, Irdina came across a secret door. Inside is a room with technological equipment that allows one to enter the year 2013. Irdina only needs to select a date and the machine will take her to that time. She is thrilled to be able to change history and wants to change her own love story. Having a chance meeting with Professor Aida, he warned Irdina not to ever change history. When Irdina does that, everything goes haywire!
In pursuit of his own desires and pride, Choo, head of the household, unrelentingly wields control over his grown children Isaac, Alex and Ruby, disregarding their dreams and happiness. When his wife Aileen is struck by a tragedy, the family embroiled in a heartbreaking conflict drifts further apart. This poignant tale explores the delicate balance of a parent's ambition against his children's dreams.
The story of Faiz's journey stuck with the responsibility of leading the bakery inherited from his father. The situation becomes more complicated when a very popular modern bakery appears around the area. Faiz is faced with the pressure to maintain the tradition and uniqueness of his family's bakery while competing with modern competitors who attract less and less customers. Will Faiz make a quick decision to save the future of his family's legacy bakery?
Bonnie, recovered from youth trauma during Hungry Ghost Festival, begins experiencing her uncle’s mysterious appearance, unannounced after closing business. Returning to her hometown, she realized her uncle has died and missed the last chance to be with him. After arguing with her father, attempt to leave the town has failed by Covid-19 lock down. Stranded in her family’s old coffee shop, she found out it’s haunted by her relatives returning for the Hungry Ghost Festival.
Telling about a retired army commander, Pak Awang wants to hold his youngest daughter's wedding on a grand scale. Dol, a men in their village, tried to thwart the wedding and had launched various tricks that made the situation of the wedding a mess.
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.
A group of college students, Abbas and his friends, are determined to make the best horror movie for their graduation project. They have picked a haunted house for their shooting location. Soon Abbas and his friends realize that there are restless spirits around them. The group must now figure out a way to escape the haunted house.
After years toiling in bit-parts, an actress finally gets her break with a leading role in a spy thriller. The part is challenging, not least because it calls for explicit sex scenes, and the director is often hard on her. But both the industry and the press think the results are sensationally good.
Fabian Loo (born 9 October 1990) is a Malaysian actor. Starting his career as a theatre actor, he went on to pursue an acting career in television and film, best known for his roles in the films Think Big Big and Fly By Night, but better known for his portrayal of Ash in One Cent Thief. He is the younger brother of singer and actor, Cedric Loo.
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