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FILEM PENDEK: PASPORT EKSPRES


Ali mahu menjadi pembikin filem tetapi dia berasa bersemangat dan tertekan dengan perkara-perkara lain yang mengalihkan perhatian dia dari mengikuti impiannya.Beliau mengambil keputusan untuk pulang ke kampung halamannya, Perlis pada rehat yang membawanya pada masa nyata perjalanan perjalanan apabila dia bertemu penumpang keretapi rakan-rakan yang bernama Umar Ghazi yang suka mengumpul barangan vintaj. Ali akan mendapatkan Mojo beliau kembali di Arau dan apa yang berkaitan dengan Umar, UFO dan Ahmad Jais?

Sebuah filem pendek yang ditulis & diarahkan oleh Rewan Ishak untuk Astro Channel Asal saya untuk meraikan kelahirannya, Perlis ini Hari Merdeka.

DIHASILKAN OLEH FILEM RED.

IEDIL PUTRA sebagai ALI
Josiah Hogan sebagai UMAR Ghazi
TUAN FAISAL sebagai ROSLAN Mahmud

PENGARAH / PENULIS: Rewan Ishak
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