All 16 Juliana Evans Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to embark on a cinematic adventure as we delve into the world of Juliana Evans, a talented director who has made a name for herself in the film industry. In this roundup article, we’ll be highlighting some of her most noteworthy movies, exploring their unique storylines and the impact they’ve had on audiences worldwide. Prepare to be captivated by the magic that Juliana Evans brings to life on the big screen.
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1. Kami the Movie (2008)
“Kami the Movie” is a compelling crime-drama musical set amid the backdrop of high school exams. The film, released in 2008, kicks off with the escape of main character Abu from a juvenile center and his reunion with his friends, Ali, and the girls. Their celebration of the final SPM examination paper and the end of high school sets the tone for more tension and drama to unfold.
2. Hooperz (2010)
“Hooperz” is a heartwarming Malay drama film released in 2010. This comedy, drama, and sport movie tells a story not seen before, following a group of diverse students brought together on a netball team.
3. Hantu Bonceng (2011)
“Hantu Bonceng” is a thrilling journey that takes you on an unexpected ride with Amran, a young delivery boy with a passion for illegal drag races. The story unfolds when Amran impressively wins a race and is given a girl as a prize. Tragedy strikes when they both encounter an accident that leads to the girl’s untimely death, leaving Amran grieving and questioning his life choices.
4. Adik Manja Returns (2012)
Adik Manja Returns, a long-awaited sequel to the beloved “Adik Manja, “ brings back the fun and chaos of a private institution’s female students. With a new headmaster, Pengetua Sofia (Rozita), taking over from her father, the institution now faces the challenge of maintaining discipline while dealing with the girls’ misbehaviour.
5. Mael Lambong (2012)
Mael Lambong, an action-packed, adventure-filled comedy, hits theaters in 2012. Directed by Ahmad Idham and penned by the same person, the movie stars Zizan Razak, Juliana Evans, and Salehuddin Abu Bakar.
6. New York Cinta (2013)
New York Cinta is a captivating drama-romance film set in the heart of New York City. With a runtime of 1 hour and 37 minutes, the story follows aspiring singer Natasha (Liyana Jasmay) whose journey intertwines with Seth (BrontPalarae), a Malaysian who has found a home in the United States.
7. Kil (2013)
In the heart-wrenching mystery film, Kil, a young man finds himself at a crossroads. Desperate and contemplating suicide, he enters into a contract with a secretive organization willing to end his life. With the promise of anonymity, he agrees, not knowing any details.
8. Dampak (2013)
“Dampak” is a thrilling, action-packed film set in Malaysia, released in 2013. With a runtime of 1 hour and 32 minutes, this movie brings together the perfect blend of crime, drama, and intense action. Follow the story of five brothers, each one determined to avenge the death of their father.
9. Aliff Dalam 7 Dimensi (2016)
“Aliff Dalam 7 Dimensi, “ a chilling horror film released in 2016, tells the story of Aliff, a young man with a unique ability — he can see ghosts. However, this gift becomes a curse as Aliff despises the ethereal beings. When his close friend takes an interest in finding these supernatural beings, Aliff faces his greatest challenge as he must protect his friend from the horrors that lurk in the shadows.
10. Hisyam dan 3 Hantutiyers (2017)
“Hisyam dan 3 Hantutiyers” is a surprising and delightful blend of comedy, horror, and mystery that takes viewers on a thrilling journey. Set in Malaysia, the film centers around a man named Hisyam who suffers from memory loss after being in a terrible car accident. As he tries to piece together his past and find answers to his dilemma, he is unexpectedly aided by three ghostly companions and a wise shaman named Pak Tam.
11. Mendidih Bro (2017)
“Mendidih Bro” is a captivating and enchanting film that unfolds in the enchanting region of Southeast Asia. The movie, set in Malaysia, follows the journey of Adi, a talented and ambitious filmmaker, as he embarks on an unexpected expedition to produce a documentary. Guided by his distinguished mentor, Professor Amy, Adi delves into the mesmerizing world of the Philippines and the native tribe that lives there.
12. Pulang (2018)
“Pulang” is a captivating Malaysian drama, directed by Kabir Bhatia, based on the true story of a man’s journey of love, loss, and redemption. Set in a quaint village, the film follows the protagonist’s quest for wealth as he sails the world for an astonishing 61 years, leaving his wife to await his return. The film is a poignant exploration of the human spirit, love, and the unyielding bond between a man and his village.
13. Vivi Si Perigi (2018)
Vivi Si Perigi is a riveting drama film that tells the story of Vivi Syarina (played by Liyana Jasmay), a stunning, powerful, and respected figure in her professional life. With unwavering determination and charisma, she rises to become the marketing officer of an esteemed international advertising firm at a young age, earning admiration and fear from her colleagues.
14. Bella & Jamie (2019)
“Bella & Jamie” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that explores the complexities of friendship as two best friends navigate a significant life change. When Bella and Jamie’s parents announce their plans to marry, Bella and Jamie’s bond grows even stronger as they embark on a new journey together. However, their friendship is tested when Bella discovers Jamie’s romantic involvement with her ex-boyfriend.
15. Sa Balik Baju (2021)
“Sa Balik Baju” is a refreshing anthology film that delves into the lives of six dynamic women navigating the ever-changing world of social media. Through a unique blend of comedy, drama, and family-centric storytelling, this cinematic experience highlights the triumphs, trials, and tribulations that have become synonymous with the digital age.
16. Cikgu VS Hantu (2022)
“Cikgu VS Hantu” is a riveting comedy-fantasy-horror film that takes you on an unforgettable journey. Based in Malaysia, the story revolves around two fierce rivals, Cikgu Daud (Dato’ Afdlin Shauki) and Cikgu Samad (Khir Rahman), both determined to become the principal of Bijak Bestari National High School. The coveted position is secured for the candidate who successfully raises funds totaling RM20,000 to replace Cikgu Ahmad.
