Tan Chui Mui

Biography

Tan Chui Mui is a Malaysian filmmaker and film producer that has been in the forefront of a new wave of Malaysian filmmakers who deal with social issues. In 2007, she received the Tiger Award from the 36th International Film Festival Rotterdam with her debut feature film Love Conquers All. She has been actively involved in the Malaysia independent film scene, working as a producer, editor, script writer, and occasionally an actress. In 2004, she set up Da Huang Pictures with Amir Muhammad, James Lee and Liew Seng Tat.

Known for

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I Am the Beauty of Your Beauty, I Am the Fear of Your Fear

2024 ⭐ 5.7

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Barbarian Invasion

2022 ⭐ 6.4

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Fragment

2015

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The Beautiful Losers

2015

Career timeline

2024

I Am the Beauty of Your Beauty, I Am the Fear of Your Fear

2024

⭐ 5.7

2022

Barbarian Invasion

2022

⭐ 6.4

2015

Fragment

2015

The Beautiful Losers

2015

2013

Letters from the South

2013

⭐ 5.4

2011

Yulu

2011

2010

Year Without a Summer

2010

Sarah and Omelga

2010

No Woman Born

2010

2009

Love Conquers All

2009

⭐ 4.6

Nobody's Girlfriend

2009

All My Failed Attempts

2009

⭐ 6.2

2008

The Need For Rites

2008

2006

Company of Mushrooms

2006

⭐ 3.5

2005

South of South

2005

2004

A Tree in Tanjung Malim

2004

⭐ 6.2

Frequently appears with

Dany Lee

Gita

Pete Teo

Peter Wong

Bront Palarae

Adnan

James Lee

Master Loh

Full filmography

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I Am the Beauty of Your Beauty, I Am the Fear of Your Fear

2024 ⭐ 5.7

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Barbarian Invasion

2022 ⭐ 6.4

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Fragment

2015

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The Beautiful Losers

2015

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Letters from the South

2013 ⭐ 5.4

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Yulu

2011

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Year Without a Summer

2010

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Sarah and Omelga

2010

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No Woman Born

2010

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Love Conquers All

2009 ⭐ 4.6

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Nobody's Girlfriend

2009

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All My Failed Attempts

2009 ⭐ 6.2

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15MALAYSIA

2009

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Everyday Everyday

2009

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One Future

2009

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To Say Goodbye

2009

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The Need For Rites

2008

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Company of Mushrooms

2006 ⭐ 3.5

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South of South

2005

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A Tree in Tanjung Malim

2004 ⭐ 6.2