Aqerat

Hui Ling's life will truly begin as soon as she makes it to Taiwan. Or so she thinks. Right now, she is at the Thai-Malaysian border, working odd jobs and saving money. Determined to make it even when she loses all her savings, she accepts her boss' offer for quick money as a human trafficker. As she descends into the darkness of her sordid trade, she witnesses the atrocities perpetrated against the Rohingya immigrants. Her beacon of light through this is Wei, a young hospital worker who believes that she is a woman from his past. AQÉRAT is a sweeping tale of displacement and morality in contemporary Malaysia.

One of the better movies I've seen lately.

I watched this movie without knowing anything about it and wasn't expecting too much. Well I got a pleasant surprise. This movie is excellent!

Fantastic movie, my wife and I loved it.

Stay with it until the end.

Edmund Yeo really surprised me! Not only did he assemble a surprisingly talented cast, but he was able to make you really connect with the situation.

Loved this movie. I was not sure at first, but it turned out to be awesome!

This was a really great film. I was hesitant to see it because the leading role but I am glad I did.

This is possibly one of the only perfect films I have ever seen. It is absolutely confident in every way, something which is extremely refreshing

This one movie that I would buy to keep in my collection. It's a great movie

I just came back from seeing this movie, twice! Yes, it is that good. The highlight in this film was definitely Johnny Goh and Daphne Low. Johnny Goh gave such a convincing and emotional performance in a character who is so sensitive. Daphne Low was really good at bringing to life such a character. I was really amazed at how good he was playing