Hantu Kak Limah
Malaysia | 2018 | Bahasa Malaysia | 110 min | Horror/Comedy | ProRes
Synopsis
Kak Limah is discovered dead by a villager. Since then, her ghost has been spotted around Kampung Pisang, making the villagers feel restless. Enter Encik Solihin, who tries to help by shooing her ghost away from the village. Husin, Encik Solihin, and other villagers try to overcome this problem. However, the tragedy behind Kak Limah’s death has yet to be unveiled.
Credits
| Original Title | Hantu Kak Limah |
| English Title | Hantu Kak Limah |
| Country | Malaysia |
| Exhibition Format | ProRes |
| Director | Mamat Khalid |
| Producer | Gayatri Su-lin Pillai |
| Screenplay | Mamat Khalid |
| Cinematography | Jack Rahmad |
| Cast | Dato’ Awie, Delimawati, Zul Ariffin, Zul Ariffin |
Company
Director
Mamat Khalid
Malaysia
Mamat Khalid (1963-2021) was a celebrated Malaysian film director, screenwriter, and actor known for his distinctive blend of satire, social commentary, and local culture. Born in Ipoh, Perak, he began his career in the entertainment industry as a screenwriter before rising to prominence with cult classics like Zombi Kapung Pisang (2007), Hantu Kak Limah Balik Rumah (2010), and Rock (2005). Mamat’s films stood out for their sharp wit, unique characters, and deep reflection of Malaysian life, particularly rural communities. He often inused his love for music, especially rock & roll, into his storytelling. A beloved figure in Malaysian cinema, Mamat Khalid’s legacy lies in his ability to entertain while subtly addressing societal issues. His work continues to influence a new generation of filmmakers and audiences.
