Four Malaysian moms share about the struggles they have to overcome to be the fierce human rights defenders they are today. Featuring Asiah Abd Jalil, Bernice Chauly, Mahi Ramakrishnan, Nadia Gideon. Interviewer: Angela Kuga Thas. With Bahasa Melayu subtitles. Presented by Innovation For Change - East Asia, in partnership with PLUHO - People Like Us, Hang Out! We will be posting Korea's Mothers of Dragons and Taiwan's Mothers of Dragons in the following months. Subscribe to our channel for more: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCezP_2Nbvq1EapZWSZdgypw? Like and follow Innovation For Change-East Asia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innov4changeEA Like and follow PLUHO on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innov4changeEA

EYE ON THE BALL tells the inspiring true story of a blind football team, going against all odds to play for their country. The film follows the lives of four individuals from diverse backgrounds: footballers Asri, Kenchot, and Rollen, who are vying for a spot in the national team; and their passionate coach, Sunny. They are united in a common goal – to defend their championship title at the 2017 ASEAN Para Games and qualify for the "World Cup of blind football". Football is their shot at a better life. Will they see their dreams to compete in the international arena come true? Find out more at http://eyeontheballfilm.com Follow @EyeOnTheBallFilm on Instagram - https://instagram.com/eyeontheballfilm Follow @EyeOnTheBallDoc on Twitter - https://twitter.com/eyeontheballdoc Follow @EyeOnTheBallFilm on Facebook - http://facebook.com/eyeontheballfilm

EYE ON THE BALL is a film about a group of Malaysian blind footballers who set their sights on becoming professional players. The film follows the lives of four individuals from diverse backgrounds: footballers Asri, Kenchot, and Rollen, who are vying for a spot in the national team; and their passionate coach, Sunny. They are united in a common goal – to defend their championship title at the 2017 ASEAN Para Games and qualify for the "World Cup of blind football". Football is their shot at a better life. Will they see their dreams to compete in the international arena come true? Find out more at www.eyeontheballfilm.com. Follow on Facebook for updates on the film: fb.com/eyeontheballfilm.com.

The inspiring true story of Malaysia's national blind football team. Coming soon to a cinema near you. Find out more about the Eye On The Ball documentary film at www.eyeontheballfilm.com.

In partnership with Nestlé, Earthworm Foundation is helping farmers in Sabah co-exist with endangered Bornean Pygmy elephants using community-based and citizen science approaches.

Agnes Padan takes a long journey back to her Lun Bawang village in Long Semadoh, in the interior of Sarawak to piece together what happened to her mother, Kam Agong, who died sixteen years ago shortly after she gave birth to her eighth son, Jordan. Agnes’ journey reveals a story of severe medical negligence that led to Kam Agong’s eventual painful death. Through ‘The Story of Kam Agong’, we get a glimpse of the state of maternity healthcare available to villagers living in rural areas of Sarawak.

Pavit Tangkamolprasert is a two-time Asian Tour champion, winning the Venetian Macao Open 2016 & the Sabah Masters 2019. Golf isn't just a game for Pavit, it's a way of life. Golf in the blood explores the unique family dynamic of the Tangkamolprasert's and how it's driven Pavit to become the world-class player he is today. Get to know one of the Asian Tours nice guys as we get a behind the scenes look at his personal life. To find out more about Pavit's Sabah Masters win: https://asiantour.com/sweet-redemption-for-pavit-as-he-seals-stylish-play-off-win-at-the-sabah-masters/ & to find out more about his Venetian Macao Open win: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww0j5gfy_QQ Let us know who you'd like to feature next in the comment section below. Edited by: SueAnne Teo Camera: Chin Hor For more AT Focus feature why not check out Behind Mhondoro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGFCj1JlLdI #Golf #Documentary #AsianTour For more great content subscribe to Asian Tour: https://bit.ly/2kSFQfU Check out our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/asiantourgolf Learn more about the Asian tour at our website: http://www.asiantour.com Check out our Twitter account: https://twitter.com/asiantourgolf Music licensed by West one music http://www.westonemusic.com

Being a professional golfer can provide unique challenge, especially when your spouse is your caddie. Scott and Kelsey Vincent talk about their unique relationship on and off the course. Scott Vincent, the only Zimbabwean member on Tour, has never finished outside the top-three in his last three outings at the Shinhan Donghae Open. He finished tied-second in 2016, tied-third in 2017 and second last year. Vincent claimed his first international win at the Landic Challenge 7 held on the Japan Challenge Tour in June. He notched four top-10s in Australia, Japan, Korea and Malaysia to sit in ninth place on the latest Asian Tour Order of Merit. He has not missed a single cut in eight starts so far this season. Vincent was crowned the Asian Tour Rookie of the Year in 2016 after ending his season in 28th place on the Order of Me The Asian Tour would like to thank: Scott and Kelsey Vinent Thanks to Japan Golf Tour Organization: https://www.jgto.org/pc/TopPageEng.do Thanks to University of Texas: https://www.utexas.edu/athletics/over... Thanks to the University of Alabama: https://www.ua.edu/athletics/ and thanks to Southern Methodist University: https://www.smu.edu/ Produced by Asian Tour Media - https://asiantour.com/at-tv/ Filmed by Chin Hor Edited by Sueanne Grace #Golf #Documentary #AsianTour For more great content subscribe to Asian Tour: https://bit.ly/2kSFQfU Check out our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/asiantourgolf Learn more about the Asian tour at our website: http://www.asiantour.com Check out our Twitter account: https://twitter.com/asiantourgolf Music licensed by West one music http://www.westonemusic.com

The second instalment of a behind the scenes look as Scott Vincent lifts the curtain on his private life. Being a professional golfer can provide unique challenge, especially when your spouse is your caddie. Scott and Kelsey Vincent talk about their unique relationship on and off the course. Scott Vincent, the only Zimbabwean member on Tour, has never finished outside the top-three in his last three outings at the Shinhan Donghae Open. He finished tied-second in 2016, tied-third in 2017 and second last year. Vincent claimed his first international win at the Landic Challenge 7 held on the Japan Challenge Tour in June. He notched four top-10s in Australia, Japan, Korea and Malaysia to sit in ninth place on the latest Asian Tour Order of Merit. He has not missed a single cut in eight starts so far this season. Vincent was crowned the Asian Tour Rookie of the Year in 2016 after ending his season in 28th place on the Order of Me The Asian Tour would like to thank: Scott and Kelsey Vinent Thanks to Japan Golf Tour Organization: https://www.jgto.org/pc/TopPageEng.do Thanks to University of Texas: https://www.utexas.edu/athletics/over... Thanks to the University of Alabama: https://www.ua.edu/athletics/ and thanks to Southern Methodist University: https://www.smu.edu/ Produced by Asian Tour Media - https://asiantour.com/at-tv/ Filmed by Chin Hor Edited by Sueanne Grace Subscribe to Asian Tour: https://bit.ly/2kSFQfU Check out our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/asiantourgolf Learn more about thThe first instalment of a behind the scenes look as Scott Vincent lifts the curtain on his private life. Being a professional golfer can provide unique challenge, especially when your spouse is your caddie. Scott and Kelsey Vincent talk about their unique relationship on and off the course. Scott Vincent, the only Zimbabwean member on Tour, has never finished outside the top-three in his last three outings at the Shinhan Donghae Open. He finished tied-second in 2016, tied-third in 2017 and second last year. Vincent claimed his first international win at the Landic Challenge 7 held on the Japan Challenge Tour in June. He notched four top-10s in Australia, Japan, Korea and Malaysia to sit in ninth place on the latest Asian Tour Order of Merit. He has not missed a single cut in eight starts so far this season. Vincent was crowned the Asian Tour Rookie of the Year in 2016 after ending his season in 28th place on the Order of Me The Asian Tour would like to thank: Scott and Kelsey Vinent Thanks to Japan Golf Tour Organization: https://www.jgto.org/pc/TopPageEng.do Thanks to University of Texas: https://www.utexas.edu/athletics/over... Thanks to the University of Alabama: https://www.ua.edu/athletics/ and thanks to Southern Methodist University: https://www.smu.edu/ Produced by Asian Tour Media - https://asiantour.com/at-tv/ Filmed by Chin Hor Edited by Sueanne Grace Subscribe to Asian Tour: https://bit.ly/2kSFQfU Check out our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/asiantourgolf Learn more about the Asian tour at our website: https://asiantour.com Check out more of our content: https://asiantour.com/at-tv/e Asian tour at our website: https://asiantour.com Check out more of our content: https://asiantour.com/at-tv/

**Winner of two awards at the 4th Malaysia Documentary Awards 2013, for Best Cinematography and Best Arts & Culture Documentary.** Ee Soon Wei is a young man with a mission to save his family's heritage, and coincidentally one of Malaysia's oldest printing establishments, The Royal Press. Set in the historic city and UNESCO World Heritage Site of Malacca, Malaysia, we follow Soon Wei's arduous journey in preserving the 70-year-old printing press, the oldest in Malaysia, amidst the overzealous development of Malacca town where traditional communities are displaced by the inexorable drive for profit and mass tourism. Coming from a family of publishers and pressers, Soon Wei has never really been interested in the family business nor his family's origins. Only after returning to his hometown and stepping onto the dark, dusty wooden floors of the Royal Press, has he felt the re-connection of his past, especially to his grandfather, Ee Lay Swee, who founded the printing outfit in 1938 but passed away shortly after, and to his grandmother, with her business acumen to have kept the production alive and flourishing until her death. We see Soon Wei unraveling the mysteries and historical charm of The Royal Press and at the same time discovering his family roots too. He shares with us the old pressing machines, the thousands of metal Chinese characters types, the secret third floor of the shop where the family kept ledgers of non-Japanese related publications secret from the authorities during the Japanese Occupation, the thousands of publications of old colonial newspapers, magazines, posters, government propaganda, and even wedding cards that they’ve published. But the future doesn’t look bright for this relic of commercial progress. None of the younger generation of the Ee family have an interest in taking over the family business, and it’s facing a losing battle with the more modern and profitable printing shops. The Royal Press is on the brink of closing down, and if it does, Soon Wei’s family tradition and Malaysia’s history will be gone forever. Soon Wei is adamant in saving his family heirloom. And he will do this by converting it into a living museum, where it will invite everyone from all walks of to enter its doors. Will Soon Wei succeed in preserving and conserving his family relic and keeping Malaysia’s history alive? Join Soon Wei in “The Royal Press” on this unforgettable journey.

Rising Sun Over Malaya (2011 History Channel) - A documentary that tells little-known stories by the people of Malaysia who have had firsthand experiences of the Japanese Occupation: the slaughtering of the tens of thousands of Chinese citizens, young women that were forced to work as sex slaves, and the notorious ‘Death Railway’.