KEPONG Gangster甲洞


“KEPONG”, a famous local Chinese gang/gangster neighbourhood, is a story about five young men whom are best friends that join a gangster and then faces the reality of gangster life with financial problem, drugs, power and so on, ending up breaking their friendship and bad consequences.

From the left: Rayz, Melvin, Hero, Henley & Billy.

Although the theme of the film mainly focus on the story of the gangster, however, it still indirectly convey a positive message to the teenage, to highlight to them not to involve in any such activities which might ruin their bright future.

The Kepong movie introduce:


Director: Teng Bee
Casts: Melvin Sia, Henley Hii, Hero Tai and Aunty Lai Meng
Genre: Gangsterism, Teenager
Release date: 13 September 2012

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