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Air Force The Movie: Selagi Bernyawa is a 2022 Malaysian military action film co-directed by Zulkarnain Azhar and Frank See.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

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Air Force The Movie: Selagi Bernyawa
Directed by	Zulkarnain Azhar Frank See
Screenplay by	Zulkarnain Azhar Peter Toyat Opie Harris Frank See
Based on	Operation Piramid Operation Fajr Malaysia Airlines Flight 17
Produced by	Josiah Cheng Keoh Chee Ang
Starring	Aiman Hakim Ridza Dato Adi Putra Nas-T Luqman Hafidz Johan As'ari Pablo Amirul Jack Tan Sara Ali
Narrated by	Nas T
Cinematography	Tan Teck Zee
Edited by	Moray Toon
Production companies	Golden Screen Cinemas FXHammer Films Multimedia Entertainment SixFun Media
Distributed by	GSC Movies
Release date	25 August 2022 (2022-08-25)
Running time	104 minutes
Country	Malaysia
Language	Malay
Box office	RM30 Million

Plot

The movie follows the story of a PASKAU team led by Captain Adib (Nas-T) and his mentor, Major Adnan (Dato Adi Putra), tasked with protecting humanitarians serving in the fictional war torn island nation of Namburi. On their return home, their plane is unexpectedly shot down by local militants. Nine of the passengers manage to jump before the plane crashes. Back in Malaysia, upon discovery of this news, the air force make preparations for rescue. Adib's brother in-law, Zafran (Aiman Hakim Ridza), a grounded Sukhoi Su-30 pilot, fights for the opportunity to save them. The air force deploys help and the survivors make their final run to salvation.[7]

Cast

• Aiman Hakim Ridza as Major Zafran 'Mantis' Abd Rahman TUDM, pilot Sukhoi Su-30, brother Hana and brother in-law Capt Adib 'Rock' PASKAU
• Nas-T as Captain Mohd Adib 'Rock' Hasyim TUDM, young officer PASKAU & brother in law Major Zafran
• Dato Adi Putra as Major Adnan Zaid 'Lejen' Rahmat TUDM as commander officer mission Namburi
• Luqman Hafidz as Leading Aircraft Azran 'Gaban' Ahmad TUDM, marksman team Major Adnan
• Johan Asari as Corperal Fakrul Razi 'Paco' Zain TUDM, medic team Major Adnan who suffer post-traumatic stress disorder
• Pablo Amirul as Sergeant Barat'Tuai' Aripin TUDM, tracker team Major Adnan
• Jack Tan as Sergeant Anthony Gabriel 'Hujan' Lin, radioman team Major Adnan
• Scha Alyahya as Captain Nur Liyana TUDM, pilot Airbus A400M Atlas
• Fezrul Khan as Major Syed Yazid TUDM, co-pilot Airbus A400M Atlas
• Sara Ali as Natrah Hamzah, journalist documentary Era TV
• Anas Ridzuan as Mohd Nor @ Matno, cameraman Natrah
• Iman Corrine as Dr.Susan Livistone, surgeon humantarian mission in Namburi
• Azira Shafinaz as Hana, sister Major Zafran & wife Capt Mohd Adib
• Sangeeta Krishnasamy as Lieutenant Layla TUDM, assistant Brig General Dato Rahim
• Esma Daniel as Brig General Dato Rahim Mohamad TUDM, division commander & in charge Operation Hornbill
• Hafizuddin Fazil as Lieutenant General Dato Norman, Chief of Air Force
• Aqasha as Lieutenant Colonel Ramli Hassan, commanding officer Sukhoi Squadron
• Niezam Zaidi as Lieutenant Saifullah 'Cypher', rival Major Zafran
• Adam Shah as Lieutenant Hisham, friend Lieutenant Saifullah
• Saidi Sabri as Major Suhami 'Spoon', friend Major Zafran & assistant weapon Sukhoi
• Carmen Soo as Captain Marya Lee, engineering officer who charge case Major Zafran
• Seelan as Flight Sergeant Vibesh, crew A400M Airbus
• Idzham Ismail as Corperal Isma Ali Ismail, crew A400M Airbus (uncredited)
• Fauzi Nawawi as drill instructor cadets officer training (uncredited)

Production

Air Force The Movie: Selagi Bernyawa is produced in collaboration with the Royal Malaysian Air Force, Malaysian Armed Forces and five major companies; Multimedia Entertainment, Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC), Astro, FXHammer Films and SixFun Media.[8][9][10]

It was directed by Zulkarnain Azhar, who had previously directed J Revolusi, and Frank See, who had written the script for PASKAL: The Movie.[11] Zulkarnain said: "It is difficult with the Movement Control Order implemented, but I am happy because we worked hard together as a team and completed it without any difficulties," according to him, the actors underwent basic military training at PASKAU Jugra in Banting, Selangor for a month.[12]

Filming

Filming took place from October 2019 to December 2019. There was additional filming for the flight and air combat scenes between January and February 2020 with the help of the RMAF. The post-production process stopped following the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO) in March 2020 due to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia.[12] Filming locations include Kuantan, Pahang, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Shah Alam, Selangor, Alor Star, Kedah, Kota Belud and Sabah.[12]

Soundtrack

The film soundtrack, entitled Selagi Bernyawa was performed by The Penthemix and written and composed by Pown Hasril, Amir Masdi, Nass and released on 1 August 2022. There are original and acoustic versions of the music video on YouTube.

Release

The official trailer for Air Force The Movie: Selagi Bernyawa was released on Golden Screen Cinemas' official YouTube channel on June 2, 2022. The film's launch ceremony was officiated by the Chief of the Armed Forces, General Tan Sri Affendi Buang in a ceremony at Subang Air Base on the same day.[1][2]

The film was originally scheduled for release in August 2021, but was postponed due to unknown reasons.[9] It has been announced that the film will be released in cinemas nationwide on August 25, 2022.[1][2][13]

The premiere ceremony of this film was held on August 22, 2022 at GSC Mid Valley and was attended by 2,000 guests including RMAF and RMN officials as well as the cast of the film.[14][15]

Golden Screen Cinemas also planned to distribute the movie to Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.[16]

Reception

Box office

Air Force The Movie: Selagi Bernyawa earned a total of RM6-8 million at the box office within 3-4 days of its official premiere. Currently, the movie has earned a total of RM13 million at the box office, before the planned distribution of the film in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.[17][18][19][16]

References

External links

• Air Force The Movie: Selagi Bernyawa at IMDb

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