Archive for May, 2010
Competition is CLOSED!
The FreedomFilmFest film proposal competition is officially closed!
KOMAS would like to thank everyone for the submission and support throughout the competition stage. Do check back this space to see what exciting films can we expect for this year’s FreedomFilmFest annual film festival!
Australian Refugee Film Festival
KOMAS FreedomFilmFest is proud to announce that the winning film of FreedomFilmFest2006 ‘The Invisible Children‘ by Hariati Azizan, has been invited to enter the Australian Refugee Film Festival. The Australian Refugee Film Festival is held in Sydney, Australia and coincides with Refugee Week, June 20th to June 26th.
Synopsis: In Malaysia, there are about 9,000 refugee children living in the fringes of our society, leading a marginalized existence. These children are denied access to adequate education, which is imposing a poor prospect for their future. Even if they are receiving some schooling, they are usually relegated to substandard educational facilities, poorer quality of instruction and fewer teaching materials, let alone getting any opportunities for higher education.
To get download links for this documentary, please visit Engagemedia.org. You can also inquire about getting a DVD version by emailing freedomfilmfest@komas.org.
For further information regarding the Australian Refugee Film Festival, please visit their official website HERE.
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Screening: EARTH DAY
Event: FreedomFilmFest (FFF) Screenings
Date: 8 May 2010, 1.30 pm – 3.00 pm
Venue: Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya (MPAJ) Hall, Jalan Pandan Ilmu, Pandan Indah.
In conjuction with the Earth Day celebrations, FreedomFilmFest will be screening “Twelve 11 (Winner of FFF2006)” and “What Rainforest?”. Do join us for the film screenings and participate in our Q&A session with filmmaker Hilary Chiew.

The KOMAS Freedom Film Festival (FFF) which started in 2004 adopts the themes encompassed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) which express our aspirations for genuine justice, peace, equality and democracy. Through an annual film contest, workshops and screenings, FFF provides a platform to showcase films and documentaries focusing on social issues that affects ordinary people.

