Chong Keat Aun Blew the Red Carpet Attire at Golden Horse Awards

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In a video excerpt of his award acceptance speech that was posted on the Golden Horse Awards’ Facebook page, Chong had said: “When I was writing the script, I was told by many people who were not willing to finance the film, including in Malaysia, that no one will understand it. I said someday somebody will understand it. The result is the Golden Horse Awards understands it.”

The Golden Horse Awards being established in 1962, it became the most significant ceremony within the Chinese language film industry. The awards have given recognition to numerous excellent filmmakers and artists, and inspired the film industry to breakthrough the limitation.