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Editor's note: The following videos are listed in no particular order.
1. PETRONAS: Jangan Kau Kata
This timely video drives home a reminder for all to witness the inner beauty of Malaysians and recognise the goodwill that is shared among us throughout generations and across race, religion, and culture.
2. Road Transport Department (JPJ): Hati-Hati
A sweet, simple depiction of a day in the life of a Malaysian office professional contains much more meaning than meets the eye: True freedom lies in knowing that we can be safe, whether emotionally in the company of a loved one, or physically, on our bustling streets and highways.
3. Indah Water Konsortium (IWK): Tin Sardin
IWK's Tin Sardin is based on the true story of a policeman who lost his life during a skirmish against communists at Kampung Tawas, Perak, in 1970.
Ultimately, the short film reminds us of the true meaning of sincerity and the importance of integrity in life, and that no matter how difficult the journey may be, we should never compromise our principles and honesty.
4. BSN Bank: Cerita Mereka, Jiwa Malaysia
In this film, BSN Bank showcases the creation of beautiful batik cup warmers created by students of a vocational school in Shah Alam.
Throughout, the message of hope, inspiration, and the Malaysian will to achieve is delivered through inspiring recited poetry, ultimately highlighting 69 microentrepreneurs and businesses that have found success under the care of BSN Bank.
5. CelcomDigi: Nadi Inspirasi Kami
Inspired by 34 million Malaysian stories, this short film celebrates the everyday connections that bring us together, putting the spotlight on kindness, empathy, and the true Malaysian spirit.
6. Ambank: Generasi Malaysia
Generasi Malaysia looks at whether AI can truly capture the Malaysian identity.
By contrasting quick AI content with authentic local sights, sounds, and human connections, the film serves as a quick reality check: tech can change how we make things, but it can't replace the real-life Malaysian experience.
