Susuk is a 2008 Malaysian horror film which was released on August 7, 2008 in Malaysia. The film is directed by Amir Muhammad and Naeim Ghalili. The story concerns about Soraya, who uses the forbidden practice of susuk in order to be famous.

In the 1960's of Malaysia, Natalie is an American on a Peace Corp mission. She meets Wan, a local man, and they become involved. Natalie is wild and carefree, yet very aware of Malay custom and tradition. Wan is very traditional, and has a strong-willed mother who wants him home to marry the girl of her choice. Supernatural elements manifesting themselves in his recurring nightmares compound his sense of guilt for the great sin he has committed. Torn between two cultures, Wan becomes more unhappy and unhinged when he realizes that Natalie has no interest in any commitment. Something's going to snap...

This film tells the story of Ella was a singer in a pub is trying to be a famous singer. Incidentally also a song from Syarikat footage publisher EMI, Michael Nasir has seen keupayaan Ella singing. He convinced the singer Ella may be more victorious and offers a reputable accompanying Ella rakamannya. At the same time Ella has a boy friend Hans a very small actor aspires to become a famous actor and winning grace. Ella victorious become a famous singer, but their relationship after it faced problems. What more Ella began meeting with Michael on grounds affairs footage.

Two bickering mercenaries are hired by the CIA to overthrow a South East Asian dictator.

A Malaysian born British woman goes back to Terengganu where she spent her early years as a child. Upon her arrival, she seeks her family's old gardener who also doubles as a spiritual healer in the hope that he might be able to help her. She meets his family and his young granddaughter who has a hole in her heart and soon forgets about her own suffering whilst trying to help her new friend get through hers.

Tak Kisahlah Beb is a Malay movie published in 1989. The film was issued in the form of color film. It starred Faizal Hussein, Melissa Saila and many more.

The keys to freedom for citizens of Hong Kong are U.S. passports, as their city quakes with the imminent transition to Chinese Communist rule. A deadly black market for passports is thriving, controlled by Hong Kong's warlords.