Pusaka (film)

Pusaka is a 2019 Malaysian Malay-language horror film directed by Razaisyam Rashid and written by Anwari Ashraf and Alfie Palermo. Syafiq Kyle stars as Inspector Nuar Ishak who discovers twins Balqis and Qistina, one dead and one alive, trapped in an abandoned house. Since heading the investigation for this case, Inspector Nuar begins experiencing paranormal disturbances and although he realises his judgement is progressively affected and also has problems with his own twin, Nur, he must solve the case before more lives are lost.

Pusaka
Directed byRazaisyam Rashid
Produced byDato’ Khairul Anwar Salleh
Raja Jastina Raja Arshad
Maurice Noone
Priya Narayanan
Written byAnwari Ashraf
Alfie Palermo
Zulaikha Zakaria
Natasha Azlan
Luqman Ghazali
StarringSyafiq Kyle
Mimi Lana
Hafidz Roshdi
Farhanna Qismina
Ogy Ahmad Daud
Faizal Hussein
Music byRicky Lionardi
CinematographyMadnor Kassim
Edited byRazaisyam Rashid
Production
company
Astro Shaw
Director's Think Tank
Alpha 47
Distributed byAstro Shaw
Release date
31 October 2019 (Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei)
Running time
1 hour 34 minutes
CountryMalaysia
LanguageMalay
BudgetRM 2 Million
Box officeRM 13.7 Million

It was released on 31 October 2019 in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei.[1][2][3]

Synopsis

Skilled cop Inspector Nuar discovers twins, Balqis and Qistina, mysteriously locked up in an abandoned house. He suddenly starts suffering a series of unexplained hauntings, and individuals linked to the case begin dying one by one. Nuar must now race against time to solve the dark mystery behind the two girls before it is too late.


Cast
  • Syafiq Kyle as Inspektor Nuar Ishak
  • Mimi Lana as Nur Ishak
  • Hafidz Roshdi as Luqman
  • Faizal Hussein as ASP Mansor
  • Sweet Qismina as Balqis Megat Mahmud/Qistina Megat Mahmud
  • Draman Muhammad as Megat Mahmud
  • Ogy Ahmad Daud as Opah/ Puteri Najwa
  • Aleza Shadan as Faizah
  • Yuna Rahim as Khaleeda
  • Faizul Syaharin as Haikal
  • Aloy Paradox as Hanif
  • Megat Shahrizal as Salman

Box office

Pusaka has grossed over RM 11 Million after 18 days of theatrical release.

References
  1. "Pusaka Could very well be the scariest local horror film this year". Rojak Daily.
  2. "A Look at Pusaka". Utusan Borneo.
  3. "An unexpected haunting". The Sun.
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