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Yasmine

NR·2014·109m

Drama

Action

Drama

Action

Summary

Yasmine, a high school student from Brunei, fed up with studying and her strict father, decides to learn silat, a martial art practiced in Southeast Asia, after a boy displays his own knowledge of silat in order to impress her.

Cast

Liyana Yus

Yasmine

Reza Rahadian

Fahri / Yasmine's Father

Roy Sungkono

Ali

Nadiah Wahid

Nadia

Agus Kuncoro

Jamal

Dwi Sasono

Tong Lung

Carmen Soo

Yasmine's Mother

Arifin Putra

Halim

Mentari De Marelle

Dewi

Nabila Huda

Nurul

Jazz Hayat

Roni

Dk Syasya Sahira Izzati

Lili

Pg Mohd Yusri Pg Hj Yahya

Basri

Hj Yahya Hj Berudin

School Guard

Soo Wincci

Class Teacher

Aryl Falak

Adi Rahman

Dian P. Ramlee

Yasmine's Grandmother

M. Nasir

Datuk Raja nan Hitam

Soefira Jafney Jaafar

Cikgu Normah

Ching Miau Lim

Silat Opponent

Maharasyi

Achi Suriani (Silat Opponent S.T.I)

Zul Fadhli Abdul Mateen

Running Boy 1

Farhan

Running Boy 2

Hafiz

Running Boy 3

Juliana Hamdan

Jamal's Wife

Siti Kamaluddin

TV Reporter (Voice)

DK Rosimah Pg Mohammed

Adi's Mother (Voice)

Jauyah Jaya

Radio (Voice)

Haji Gafar Haji Ghani

Azan (Voice)

Syed Muhd Aaqil Hj Hamir

Young Adi

Siti Nur Zuhrah Damia B. Zainal Aminuddin

Young Yasmine

P.A Azlan

Cikgu Anwar

Farha'an Sidek

Cikgu Mahmud

Faridah Ibrahim

Teacher

Izzati Mahali

Linda

Zayn Sabri

Final Competition Announcer

Ahmad Kabeer

Grocery Shop Owner

Crew

Director, Writer

Siti Kamaluddin

Screenplay

Salman Aristo

Reviews

r96sk

March 16, 2023

Clichés aplenty, though <em>'Yasmine'</em> is a good film.

The run time could've been shaved a bit and the characters could've been written better, but taking everything into account I'd say this is a positive 2014 release from Brunei; <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/18/brunei-trailblazing-first-commercial-film-yasmine-silat#:~:text=Brunei%27s%20first%20ever%20commercial%20feature%20film" rel="nofollow">reportedly</a> the first ever commercial feature film from the Southeast Asian country.

The cast aren't anything overly noteworthy, though Liyana Yus makes for a good enough lead; her (titular) character is a little hit-and-miss in terms of how she acts, though that's on the filmmakers rather than Liyana. The rest of the cast, spearheaded by Reza Rahadian, are solid.

Nothing perfect, naturally, but I enjoyed watching it.