Jogho

The narrative centers on Mamat, who has relocated to South Thailand to join his brother Lazim in the bullfighting business. Despite the outlawing of this practice in Malaysia, the brothers maintain their livelihood through bullfighting in a small village. Mamat's family life is intricately portrayed, featuring his wife, three daughters, and a son sent away for schooling.

The film delves into themes of tradition, family, and the harsh realities of life in a community reliant on gambling from bullfights. The tragic event of Lazim's death at the hands of Isa sets off a series of events that impacts the village and Mamat's family profoundly. With a cast that includes Normah Damanhuri, Sabri Yunus, Adlin Aman Ramlie, and Wan Hanafi Su, Jogho presents a compelling story filled with emotional depth.