FFF Shoot Day 1 “No Silver Lining: The Perak Crisis”

22 June 2009 | Express Yourself | Posted by Seira Sacha Bt Abu Bakar

3 frogs

The S-ploited started filming yesterday.

Saha Froggie Syah

Many thanx to Saha and Syah for agreeing to be interviewed for the documentary.

Testing

Many thanx to Messrs Richard Wee Lopez for agreeing to the use of their office premises.

Crew

Updates as we continue our journey.

Froggie scares...

More here. Thank you Wong Kok Seng for the excellent photos.

Kar Mern

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Leong Yook Kong

23 June 2009 - 2:37 am

I am wondering whether the courted appointed MB had signed the RM9 billion Vale agreement last week? Can anyone throw some lights on the signing of the RM9 billion investment agreement ceremony?

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