Learn about what makes the BMW Shorties the most prestigious and longest-running short film competition in the country at The First ever BMW Shorties Film Festival, happening on the third week of December for all you film buffs out there! A cultural initiative by BMW Group Malaysia since 2006, the event has helped numerous local filmmakers spread their wings to international platforms such as Cannes and New York, to name a few.
Following a different theme that’s refreshed annually, 2017’s competition theme is centred around ‘Vision’. This year’s award ceremony however, is set to be fun-filled with not just the grand prize winner announcement, but festival-like activities that include photography workshops and of course, food. Admission is free (ya hear that?), so swing by with your loved ones to this family-friendly event.
In the meantime, cast your vote on your favourite short film here.
If a regular watch box isn’t enough for you, perhaps you should consider this over-engineered masterpiece by L’Epée 1839. It’s what they’re calling a “VIP lounge for your timepiece”.
Hiroshi Fujiwara, otherwise known as the Godfather of Streetwear, recently teased a greyed-out RX-78 Gunpla model featuring fragment design decal, alluding to an upcoming collab. We’re excited.
The Malaysian artist’s piece, titled ‘The Red Thread: Past, Present, Future’, is a multi-layered installation that spans nine metres—all made without a single paintbrush.
Malaysian artist Choen Lee’s artwork, titled ‘Who Wants to Live Forever?’ is set to take its place on the Moon aboard a lunar lander, taking Malaysian talent to even greater heights.