Sylvia Chang Backs Malaysian Grief Drama ‘One Fine Day,’ About a Family Undone by Their Daughter’s Murder, at Busan Asian Project Market
A family torn apart by the unsolved murder of their young daughter tries to keep living day to day in “One Fine Day,” a Malaysian drama from director Tan…
According to Variety, a family torn apart by the unsolved murder of their young daughter tries to keep living day to day in “One Fine Day,” a Malaysian drama from director Tan Seng Kiat with Asian film icon Sylvia Chang aboard as executive producer.
The project is part of the Asian Project Market, which runs within the Busan.
This entertainment story centres on Malaysia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Fine Day, Busan Asian Project Market and Sylvia Chang Backs Malaysian.
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