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Saturday, 25 January 2014

The Journey (Mandarin) - 一路有你


After the movies of "Woohoo! 大日子" (2010) and "Great Day 天天好天" (2011) directed by Chiu Keng Guan, this upcoming Chinese New Year festival season, you will have a chance to watch another new movie directed from him called "The Journey 一路有你"! Don't forget to watch this movie in cinema when it start to release by 30th January 2014.

Release Date: Jan 30, 2014
  • Rating: U
  • Runtime: TBD
  • Director: Chiu Keng Guan
  • Genre(s): Comedy, Family

  • Story: Uncle Chuan is an old-fashioned and conservative man staying alone in Cameron Highlands leading a lonely retired life. His only hope is to reunite with his only daughter Ah Bee who will be returning from overseas after graduation and stay together as a traditional family. Finally Ah Bee came back after graduation but she brought back her foreign boyfriend Benji with her and they planned to get married. Uncle Chuan vigorously opposed to the marriage due to Ben’s frivolous behaviour but he failed to change his daughter’s mind. At the end, Uncle Chuan agreed to their marriage reluctantly, with a condition to be fulfilled- their wedding ceremony must be a Chinese ceremony. According to the Chinese culture, son-in-law Benji is obliged to deliver the wedding invitations together with the father-in-law. To realise a promise of young age, Uncle Chuan decided to invite all his 11 ex-primary classmates that are now located all over Malaysia to attend the daughter’s wedding. He has planned a route map to visit all these ex-classmates in order to hand them the invitation card in person. Benji has agreed with the task but insisted to travel in his motorcycle. Without much choice, the journey of a long distance road travel of Uncle Chuan accompanied by Benji kicked started unwillingly.
  • Starring: Ben Andrew Pfeiffer, Joanne Yew Hong Im, Lee Sai Peng

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