Pendekar Awang: Darah Indera Gajah, a Malaysian historical-action can be likened to other historical tales about a hero who’s always out there defending his kingdom; such is the story of the legendary Pendekar Awang in Malaysia who does exactly that. The story thematically focuses on the bravery of the warrior Pendekar Awang and his undying loyalty and honor towards his kingdom. With Zhang Sny as the screenwriter and director, Pendekar Awang: Darah Indera Gajah is full of awe inspiring martial arts choreography and beautiful cinematography, and is a story based on legends and the incredible history of Malaysia.
Pendekar Awang: Darah Indera Gajah, a Malaysian historical-action was created by the directors ST Tan and Davidson Yeo, and with honesty, they have done an incredibly wonderful job because the movie can also be praised for its gorgeous cinematography as it portrays the forgotten historical locations of Malaysia in a very beautiful manner. The stunning visuals in the film depicting ancient China are complemented by impressive martial arts performances.
Cast:
Zul Ariffin as Pendekar Awang
Maya Karin as his love interest
Dato’ Jalaluddin Hassan as the Sultan
Positive woman aspects:
The movie’s cinematography beautifully captures Malaysia’s historical settings.
Little fighting and well done action parts emphasize cultural aspects.
Zul Ariffin’s great acting unforgettable, explains the legend perfectly.
Negative woman aspects:
The story’s development may feel too leisurely for overseas audiences who are not very familiar with the legends.
Because a large number of action scenes are present in the cricket game some of them may end up appearing to be less pronounced.
