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Published by Afterschool.my on Oct 23, 2024, 11:40 am
Chan Kien Yew, studying the Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) in Software Engineering clinched the On 19 September 2024, in anticipation for the release of The Story of TARCians, a special docudrama about TAR UMT, the University organised a soft launch for the film, which has been in production since 2023 and is set to be released by the end of 2024. In addition to the announcement of the film’s release, the official soundtrack and music video for the film were also unveiled. The song, titled ‘Laman Song,’ was recorded and produced by the band “YiWanLingYi ????,” which consists of three alumni, Joe, Vong, and Chee How. Following the official premiere of the music video, the alumni performed the song live together with the TAR UMT Choir.
Live performance of the official film soundtrack ‘Laman Song’ by (from left foreground) Vong, Chee How, and Joe from the band “YiWanLingYi ????”.
In his address during the soft launch, Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy, Chairman of TAR UMT’s Board of Governors and Alumni Council, highlighted the significance of bringing the film to a national audience. "The Story of TARCians is ultimately one of the important stories of nation-building for our beloved country. This is why we are aiming for the film to be shown in cinemas nationwide, so Malaysians can also watch and appreciate the story of TARCians," he said.
Following the soft launch, TAR UMT will also be hosting exclusive private screenings for all its staff and students across all its campuses from 25 November to 1 December 2024. The private screenings aim to encourage TARCians to view the film and learn about the University which they are a part of, on a deeper level. Following the private screenings, the much-anticipated gala premiere of The Story of TARCians will be held at the end of the year, followed by the film’s nationwide screening.
TARCians at the soft launch for The Story of TARCians with Tan Sri Chan (first row, eighth from left) and Prof Dato’ Indera Ir Dr Lee Sze Wei, (first row, seventh from left), President of TAR UMT and Mr Mark Lee (tenth from left), the Director of The Story of TARCians.
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