Elepfilm Entertainment states that stopping 'Konspirasi' showings was a management decision without external pressure, not a marketing ploy, and calls for an end to speculation.
Malaysian production company Elepfilm Entertainment Sdn Bhd has issued a statement clarifying that the decision to cease screenings of the film " Konspirasi " nationwide was made internally by its management and was not influenced by any external parties.
The statement, released on May 31, emphasized that the halt was based on various considerations reflecting the current situation and was not intended as a publicity or marketing tactic. The company urged all parties to stop speculation and the spread of unverified information regarding the film's withdrawal. It expressed gratitude for public feedback and support and hoped audiences would continue to back the creative talents involved and the broader local film industry.
The film's suspension was first confirmed by the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (Finas) on May 29, which noted that it had been notified by the Malaysian Association of Film Exhibitors (MAFE) and Media Prima Berhad, the distributor, that screenings were being discontinued at the producer's request.
"Konspirasi," directed by Ghaz Abu Bakar, stars Sarimah Ibrahim, Datuk Adi Putra, Hisyam Hamid, Alicia Amin, Shiqin Kamal, Roy Azman, and Esma Daniel. The story was designed to follow Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers in a narrative involving cybercrime and political corruption. The production company's statement aims to quell rumors and reaffirm its commitment to responsible decision-making within the creative landscape
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