BMW SHORTIES - Key Persons


Ghazi Alqudcy

Ghazi Alqudcy is a visionary in the realm of filmmaking. Holding a Master of Fine Arts in Filmmaking from ‘film.factory', he has produced over 60 captivating short films showcased at prestigious festivals in Europe and Asia. Notably, his directorial debut, "Temporary Visa," received acclaim and was honoured with the Best Film award at the Asian Film Festival Barcelona. Ghazi's talent extends beyond the screen, as he shares his expertise as a senior lecturer at the School of Arts, Sunway University.

Jasmine Suraya Chin

Jasmine Suraya is a passionate admirer of distinguished talents like Frances McDormand and Emma Thompson. Little did she know that one day she would embody the essence of an actress herself. Noteworthy achievements adorn her career, including a coveted nomination at the Malaysian Film Festival (FFM30) in 2019, where she was recognized as the Most Promising Actress for her captivating portrayal of Lily in the acclaimed film, Paskal the Movie. As she looks ahead, Jasmine sets her sights on delving into the realm of production, channelling her creative energy towards bringing captivating stories to life. With an unwavering commitment to her craft, she strives to continually refine her acting prowess, embracing versatility as a cornerstone of her artistic journey.

Tunku Mona Riza

Tunku Mona Riza, a distinguished filmmaker, weaves her creations with meticulous research and a deep understanding of true stories. Her debut feature film, "REDHA" (2016), stands as a testament to this approach, breaking records as the most awarded Malay-language film in Malaysia with an impressive 16 international and local accolades. Notably, "REDHA" represented Malaysia in the esteemed 89th Academy Awards and the 74th Golden Globe Awards, solidifying its place among the cinematic elite. Tunku Mona Riza's commitment to authentic storytelling shines through her remarkable achievements.