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#SHOWBIZ: 'Last Minute Date' promises a hilarious CNY 2027 adventure for families

KUALA LUMPUR: A brand new comedy Last Minute Date is set to herald the Year of the Goat in 2027.

#SHOWBIZ: 'Last Minute Date' promises a hilarious CNY 2027 adventure for families

Kuala Lumpur: The Year of the Goat approaches with the arrival of a new comedy, Last Minute Date, in 2027. Dissy Definition Film and Dissy have teamed up to bring this film to life, featuring a talented ensemble cast led by veteran comedian Mark Lee. Alongside Dahee, Song Bill, Adeline Wong, Yuriko, Yuniyce, Kim Chen Wu, Zuvia, Judy, Anthony, Jack Yap, and June, Morn Liew steps into the director's chair for his first feature film.

Liew's previous work with Dissy, Close Ur Kopitiam and I'm Not Gangster, was helmed by Vince Chong. Embracing the director's debut, Liew emphasizes a learning mindset and close collaboration with the cast to create an authentic and enjoyable experience. The film's creative team, known for their strong comedic understanding, is expected to deliver a fresh take on the Chinese New Year genre.

Dahee and Song Bill, the returning leads, are already excited about their roles and hint at a departure from their previous work, promising bold new approaches to both their character appearances and performances. While the film revolves around the Chinese New Year festivities, it draws inspiration from the everyday lives of Malaysian Chinese society, exploring themes of life, growing up, nostalgia, and understanding through humor.

With authentic Malaysian locations and cultural elements woven into the storyline, Last Minute Date aims to offer audiences not only laughter but also a sense of familiarity and connection with their own lives.

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