Jogho

Jogho

Release date : March 27, 1999
Runtime : 1h 34m
Countries of origin : Japan / Malaysia /
Original Language : Malay / Thai /
Director : U-Wei Haji Saari /
Production companies : Gambar Tanah Licin / NHK /
March 27, 1999 1h 34m Japan Drama Malay More
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Mamat is a native of Kelantan, Malaysia, but he had left Malaysia many years earlier to join his brother Lazim in South Thailand in order to continue making his living as a trainer of fighting bulls (a Jogho). The practice had been outlawed in Malaysia but continued in Thailand. Mamat lives with his wife and three daughters, three divorcees and one who has not yet married, but he has sent his only son to boarding school in Kelantan. Mamat and Lazim are the leaders in a small village that depends mostly on the money won from gambling in bullfights for its sustenance. The story begins when Lazim is killed by Isa at the bullfighting arena.
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  • title:Jogho
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1999
  • Runtime:1h 34m
  • Genres: Drama ·
  • Countries of origin: Japan · Malaysia ·
  • Original Language: Malay · Thai ·
  • Director: U-Wei Haji Saari /
  • Writers: U-Wei Haji Saari · S. Othman Kelantan ·
  • Production companies: Gambar Tanah Licin · NHK ·
  • Overview:Mamat is a native of Kelantan, Malaysia, but he had left Malaysia many years earlier to join his brother Lazim in South Thailand in order to continue making his living as a trainer of fighting bulls (a Jogho). The practice had been outlawed in Malaysia but continued in Thailand. Mamat lives with his wife and three daughters, three divorcees and one who has not yet married, but he has sent his only son to boarding school in Kelantan. Mamat and Lazim are the leaders in a small village that depends mostly on the money won from gambling in bullfights for its sustenance. The story begins when Lazim is killed by Isa at the bullfighting arena.
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