Industri filem tempatan terus berkembang dengan kemunculan karya berani seperti Konspirasi. Filem ini menyatukan elemen aksi dan politik dalam satu naratif yang padat dan mencabar. Diterbitkan oleh Elepfilm Entertainment & Asia Tropical Film Sdn. Bhd, projek ini turut mendapat sokongan Primeworks Studios sebagai rakan pemasaran. Gabungan ini menjanjikan sebuah produksi berkualiti tinggi.
Menariknya, filem ini menampilkan Che Puan Sarimah Ibrahim dalam watak yang jauh berbeza daripada kebiasaannya. Sebagai Datuk Suraya, beliau menghidupkan karakter seorang ahli politik yang kompleks. Watak ini bukan sahaja memerlukan kekuatan emosi, tetapi juga kefahaman mendalam tentang dinamika kuasa. Ia memberikan dimensi baru dalam kerjaya lakonan beliau.
Pengarah Ghaz Abu Bakar pula membawa pendekatan segar dalam mengolah cerita politik. Beliau berjaya mengimbangi elemen hiburan dengan mesej yang lebih mendalam. Setiap babak disusun dengan teliti bagi memastikan momentum cerita kekal menarik. Ini menjadikan Konspirasi antara karya yang dinanti-nantikan.
Dengan tarikh tayangan bermula 21 Mei 2026, filem ini dijangka mencuri perhatian penonton. Ia bukan sekadar menawarkan aksi, tetapi juga membuka ruang perbincangan tentang integriti dan kuasa. Konspirasi membuktikan bahawa filem tempatan mampu tampil dengan cerita yang berani. Sebuah naskhah yang wajar diberi perhatian.
The inaugural SME Market Expansion Showcase, officially presented to the business community today, brought together more than 30 curated businesses and serious industry visitors at CityStage @ KL City Walk, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s Golden Triangle. The showcase went beyond a traditional marketplace, serving as a dynamic business growth platform where brands gained exposure, conducted direct sales, and forged strategic partnerships. The programme focused on key areas such as direct customer engagement, on-the-spot sales opportunities, industry forum sessions, and networking with decision-makers, creating a high-energy environment designed to help participants learn, connect, and grow.
The one-day event attracted a strong turnout of SME owners, entrepreneurs, corporate professionals, decision-makers, as well as buyers and investors. Forum talks and panel discussions explored a wide range of topics, including market expansion strategies, the adoption of artificial intelligence for digital growth, access to financing and grants, smart scaling approaches, and the sharing of entrepreneurial success stories. The showcase also provided attendees with valuable direct access to founders and key decision-makers.
In her welcome address, Tanker Collaborative Director Janet New highlighted the vital role of SMEs as the backbone of the economy, noting that the showcase aimed to build a meaningful ecosystem where entrepreneurs could access funding insights, embrace digital growth, prioritise health, and establish strategic partnerships for sustainable success. She also elaborated on the event’s objectives and emphasised the importance of maximising both booth presence and forum participation. She added that the true value of the event lies in active engagement, encouraging exhibitors to present not just products but solutions and collaboration opportunities, while urging visitors to approach each interaction with purpose and curiosity to strengthen the overall business ecosystem.
A key highlight of the forum sessions was the focus on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and its role in measuring a company’s sustainability, ethical impact, and operational risks. Leading the ESG discussion was Stacia Lim, Director for Corporate Governance, who provided in-depth insights into integrating ESG into SME strategies and explained why it is no longer optional. She also outlined practical frameworks for adoption and noted that Malaysia’s National Sustainability Reporting Framework and amended Bursa Malaysia Listing Requirements now encompass Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, with a phased mandatory implementation leading up to 1 January 2027, significantly reshaping obligations for suppliers and SMEs.
The discussion was further expanded in a panel session featuring Lim, Shu Yi Kuek, founder of KPL Corporate Advisory Sdn. Bhd., and Alan Chin, Vice President of Group Sustainability and Strategic Partnerships at Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad, moderated by Sally Yap of PeakJob Sdn Bhd. The session explored ESG in action, including access to grants, tax incentives, compliance requirements, and green financing opportunities, while also sharing practical case studies and strategies for unlocking green loans. Lim emphasised that ESG adoption does not have to be costly and encouraged SMEs to start from their current capabilities, while Chin highlighted that sustainability is not merely a compliance exercise but a competitive advantage that can position SMEs ahead of their peers.
The discussion also touched on Malaysia’s new incentive framework, effective from 1 March 2026, which introduces a more targeted and outcome-based approach, with ESG practices as a key eligibility criterion. The framework will initially apply to the manufacturing sector, with the services sector timeline to be announced later, and offers incentives of up to 15 years.
Other forum sessions included a health talk by Nutrition Consultant Dr. JC Wong from JC Lifestyle Coaching, who shared insights on protecting heart health through proper dietary practices, including understanding good and bad fats, reducing harmful oils, adopting suitable cooking methods, and managing cholesterol naturally. He later joined Dr. Anandarajah Shanmugam, co-founder of Healthy Lifestyle Solutions, in a panel discussion that explored heart disease beyond conventional medical and diagnostic approaches.
Marketing influencer Kien Lim, founder of Attitude Ideology, presented on market expansion strategies for SMEs, covering entry into new markets, the use of digital channels, partnership models, and scaling without significant overheads. In the final panel session, Kien Lim was joined by Newspin Communication’s PR Director Marc Ng and Brand and Communication Consultant Clarence Koh to discuss content creation, public relations, social media, and the role of key opinion leaders in today’s attention economy. The session was moderated by Gina Woon, co-founder of Novela Boutique.
Throughout the day, exhibitors were also given the opportunity to deliver 90-second introductions of their businesses during networking sessions, enabling them to showcase their offerings and connect with potential partners and clients.
The event was organised by Tanker Collaborative Sdn Bhd, a dynamic event and business activation company with operations in Malaysia and Hong Kong. The company specialises in large-scale showcases, corporate events, and market expansion platforms, designing and executing high-impact experiences that connect brands, businesses, and communities. Through curated exhibitions and strategic collaborations, Tanker drives visibility, engagement, and measurable commercial outcomes, serving as a growth enabler for SMEs and enterprises seeking to expand their reach across regional markets. With a strong focus on execution excellence and results, the company continues to deliver seamless, purpose-driven events that transform ideas into impactful business opportunities.
Tampil sebagai susulan kepada karya “Saling Lupa”, Parade Hujan kini kembali mengubati rindu peminat menerusi pelancaran single kelima mereka berjudul “Cahaya” pada 28 April 2026. Naskhah terbaharu ini merupakan satu lagi bingkisan yang membawa “warna baru” buat kumpulan tersebut, sekali gus menjadi pengenalan kepada konsep album penuh yang bakal menemui pendengar pada pertengahan tahun ini. Menerusi lagu ini, Parade Hujan mengajak pendengar untuk melakukan refleksi batiniah yang lebih mendalam tentang kewujudan dan pencarian jati diri.
“Cahaya” membawa naratif tentang ruang gelap yang sering menghuni jiwa manusia—sebuah zon di mana luka, pencarian makna, dan panggilan batin saling bersilang. Ia menggambarkan pergelutan manusia yang secara nalurinya mendambakan sinaran terang, namun dalam masa yang sama sering memilih untuk terus berlindung di sebalik kegelapan. Dalam naskhah ini, cahaya tidak dicitrakan sebagai sebuah simbol kemenangan yang diraikan, sebaliknya ia muncul sebagai sebuah kesedaran yang memaksa seseorang untuk berhadapan dengan hakikat diri mereka yang sebenar tanpa sebarang alasan.
Mesej yang tersirat dalam lagu ini menyentuh tentang ketabahan manusia yang adakalanya bertahan bukan kerana keinginan untuk hidup sepenuhnya, tetapi kerana masih belum menemui makna di sebalik sebuah pengakhiran. Kehadiran cahaya dalam lagu ini digambarkan sebagai kebenaran yang tajam dan menyilaukan, yang tidak lagi memberikan ruang untuk sesiapa pun terus bersembunyi. Ia merupakan satu pengakuan bahawa kehidupan bukanlah tentang bagaimana kita mengelak daripada silauan yang menyakitkan, tetapi tentang bagaimana kita mempersiapkan diri untuk menjadi sebahagian daripada terang itu sendiri.
Falsafah utama yang ingin diangkat oleh Parade Hujan dalam “Cahaya” adalah hakikat bahawa terang itu sebenarnya sentiasa ada dan tidak pernah meninggalkan kita, sebaliknya kitalah yang sering kali memilih untuk melangkah jauh daripadanya. Dengan lirik yang puitis dan susunan muzik yang matang, single ini menjadi bukti evolusi seni Parade Hujan yang semakin berkembang. Lagu ini kini sedia untuk dihayati di semua platform penstriman digital utama sebagai mukadimah kepada perjalanan album penuh mereka tidak lama lagi.
With fuel prices climbing and everyday expenses rising, many Malaysians are rethinking how they get around. Ride-hailing service Bolt Malaysia is stepping in with new features and savings aimed at making daily commutes more affordable and convenient.
One of the standout updates is the platform’s multi-stop ride feature, which lets users include up to three destinations in a single booking. This means friends, colleagues, or even family members heading in the same direction can share one ride and split the cost. It’s a practical solution that not only reduces expenses but also makes travel more efficient.
Bolt says users can enjoy savings of up to 35 percent per journey when using shared routes, depending on the distance and number of stops. On top of that, the platform is offering ride discounts of up to 25 percent, providing even more relief for those managing tight budgets.
Behind these savings is Bolt’s efficient operating model, which allows the company to keep fares competitive. According to General Manager Afzan Lutfi, the goal is to offer real value in everyday commuting, especially at a time when many are feeling the pinch of rising costs.
Beyond affordability, Bolt is also improving reliability. More drivers are being made available during peak hours to reduce long waits and avoid price surges. The ride scheduling feature further enhances convenience by allowing users to plan trips ahead of time, ensuring smoother journeys throughout the day.
TrendAI™, a global leader in AI security, has released new research revealing that organisations worldwide are continuing to accelerate AI deployment despite known security and compliance risks.
In Malaysia, the study found that 75% of IT decision makers and 70% of business leaders feel pressured to approve AI initiatives even when security concerns exist. One in seven respondents described these concerns as “extreme,” yet said they were still overridden in order to keep pace with competitors and internal demand.
AI adoption is clearly outpacing governance and control. Only 29% of Malaysian business decision makers reported being very or extremely confident in their understanding of legal frameworks governing AI, compared to 63% of IT decision makers. Around 52% of IT leaders said they already have comprehensive AI policies in place, while 39% are still developing them. Nearly half (51%) cited limited security or data expertise as the main barrier to safe AI adoption, followed closely by a lack of clear regulations and compliance standards (49%).
According to Goh Chee Hoh, Managing Director for Malaysia at TrendAI™, organisations in Malaysia are deploying AI faster than they can manage the associated risks, creating a widening gap between ambition and oversight. He noted that this reflects a broader disconnect in governance maturity among business leaders. To close this gap, leadership must move beyond reactive security and focus on full visibility into how AI interacts with data, supported by a centralised framework that embeds accountability and risk oversight into system architecture. He added that initiatives such as the MY-AI Standards are a positive step in addressing risks like deepfakes and algorithmic bias. However, as Malaysia moves towards its goal of becoming an AI Nation by 2030, organisations must strengthen governance and defensive resilience to ensure AI adoption leads to a sustainable digital future.
Rachel Jin, Chief Platform & Business Officer and Head of TrendAI, said that organisations are not lacking awareness of risk, but rather the conditions needed to manage it effectively. She explained that when AI deployment is driven by competitive pressure instead of governance maturity, systems are often integrated into critical infrastructure without sufficient controls, increasing exposure to risk. She emphasised that TrendAI remains focused on helping organisations achieve strong business outcomes while maintaining effective risk management.
The research also highlights that pressure-driven AI rollout is being worsened by inconsistent governance and unclear accountability for AI-related risks. Security teams are often forced to react to top-down AI decisions, which can lead to workarounds and increased use of unsanctioned or “shadow” AI tools. TrendAI’s latest threat research further shows that attackers are already using AI to automate reconnaissance, scale phishing campaigns, and lower barriers to cybercrime, increasing both the speed and scale of attacks.
Trust in autonomous AI systems remains at an early stage among business leaders. Fewer than half (44%) of Malaysian decision makers believe agentic AI will significantly improve cyber defence in the short term, citing concerns around data access, misuse, and lack of oversight.
More than half of organisations (57%) identify AI agents accessing sensitive data as their biggest risk. Around 45% are concerned about malicious prompts compromising security, while 37% fear misuse of trusted AI systems and risks linked to autonomous code deployment. At the same time, 36% admit they lack sufficient observability or auditability over these systems, raising concerns about how they can be effectively monitored or controlled once deployed.
Nearly half (48%) of organisations support the introduction of an AI “kill switch” to shut down systems in the event of failure or misuse, while more than half remain undecided. This highlights a broader lack of consensus on how to maintain control over increasingly autonomous AI systems.
“Agentic AI is moving organisations into a new risk category,” added Rachel Jin. “The concerns are already clear, from sensitive data exposure to loss of oversight. Without visibility and control, organisations risk deploying systems they do not fully understand or govern, and that risk will continue to grow unless action is taken.”
Read the full global report: Securing the AI-Powered Enterprise – Governance Gaps, Visibility Challenges and Rising Risk.
*TrendAI commissioned SAPIO Research to survey 3,700 IT and business decision makers across 23 countries globally.
About TrendAI™ TrendAI™, the global AI security leader and enterprise business unit of Trend Micro, empowers organisations with full AI visibility and unified security to drive innovation while reducing risk. Trusted by leading enterprises and governments across 185 countries, TrendAI™ secures organisations from identities to infrastructure and data.
Global Fortune 500 companies rely on TrendAI™ to reduce risk and detect threats up to three months earlier, powered by advanced threat intelligence.
Through ecosystem partnerships with NVIDIA, Anthropic, AWS, Google, and Microsoft, TrendAI™ helps organisations adopt AI securely and at scale.
Emirates has strengthened its commitment to making travel more accessible for all by successfully organising bespoke Emirates Travel Rehearsals across more than 40 cities worldwide over the past year. The initiative has benefited over 250 families and is specifically designed to support children and young adults with autism by allowing them to practise the airport journey in advance of actual travel. This preparation helps reduce anxiety and empowers them to fly with greater confidence. Following strong positive feedback from families, schools and autism organisations after the initial sessions in Dubai, the Emirates Office of Accessibility and Inclusion formalised the initiative into an official programme for rollout across its global network.
Since April 2025, Emirates’ Airport Services teams have collaborated to deliver more than 40 travel rehearsals at airports across cities including Accra, Athens, Bali, Bangalore, Barcelona, Bologna, Brussels, Cairo, Christchurch, Da Nang, Delhi, Dubai, Dublin, Durban, Düsseldorf, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Guangzhou, Hanoi, Harare, Hong Kong, Istanbul, London, Luanda, Madrid, Mauritius, Milan, Newcastle, Nice, Orlando, Oslo, Paris, Peshawar, Port Louis, Rome, Stansted, Stockholm, Sydney, Toronto, Trivandrum, Venice and Vienna. More than 35,000 Emirates employees have been trained to support customers with autism and to facilitate both travel and rehearsal experiences. The airline works closely with airport authorities and partners to ensure each session is well-coordinated, supportive and meaningful for participating families. Sami Aqil Abdullah, Senior Vice President of Emirates Airport Services Outstation and Business Support, described the programme as a strong success across six continents, highlighting the collaboration between Emirates teams, airport partners, and the parents, teachers and caregivers involved, while emphasising plans to expand the initiative further.
As the world’s first autism-certified airline, Emirates recognises that international air travel can be overwhelming for many families due to high levels of sensory stimulation, often leading them to avoid travelling altogether. A survey on AutismTravel.com found that 78 per cent of families are hesitant to travel or visit new destinations for this reason. For individuals with autism, predictability and preparation are essential, yet airports can present unfamiliar processes and environments. Emirates Travel Rehearsals address this by offering structured, real-time practice experiences developed in collaboration with airport authorities, border control, security teams, and autism centres worldwide. Participants are guided through each stage of the journey, including check-in, baggage drop, immigration, security screening and navigating retail and dining areas, while interacting with airport staff and using mock boarding passes. In some locations, participants are also given access to real aircraft, further enhancing familiarity and confidence.
Feedback from participants globally has been overwhelmingly positive, with parents, therapists, teachers, children and young adults describing the experience as highly valuable. Many have shared that the rehearsals helped reduce fear, provided reassurance and made air travel feel achievable, in some cases for the first time in years. Participants expressed excitement and pride after completing the sessions, while caregivers highlighted the importance of preparation, familiarity and the presence of trained staff. Educators and autism specialists have also praised the programme for its thoughtful execution and meaningful contribution to inclusive travel.
Emirates will continue expanding the Travel Rehearsal programme throughout 2026, inviting more schools and autism centres to participate. The airline also provides a range of sensory products and fidget toys onboard across all cabin classes to support neurodiverse passengers and those who may feel anxious during flights. In addition, the Emirates Accessible and Inclusive Travel Hub on its website offers comprehensive, user-friendly information to help customers plan their journeys with confidence. The platform allows users to explore guidance based on specific needs, including hidden disabilities, or by different stages of the journey such as before departure, during the flight and upon arrival. It also features autism-friendly travel guides as well as Dubai International Airport maps and sensory guides, all aimed at reducing anxiety and creating a smoother, more inclusive travel experience.
MR. ROBOT has successfully concluded a US$5 million funding round aimed at advancing the deployment of embodied artificial intelligence (AI) within the retail, logistics, and service sectors. This strategic capital injection facilitates the company’s mission to transition robotics from static industrial applications into dynamic, real-world commercial environments. As emphasized by CEO Yap, the next phase of robotic evolution centers on machines that operate autonomously alongside human workforces in complex settings such as supermarkets and warehouses.
The organization’s methodology diverges from traditional hardware-focused models by establishing a comprehensive ecosystem that integrates specialized training environments, data collection systems, and proprietary AI models. This infrastructure enables robotic units to acquire operational intelligence directly from their physical surroundings, ensuring continuous performance optimization. This technological framework is specifically designed to mitigate systemic operational pressures, including acute labor shortages and rising service costs currently impacting the retail and logistics industries.
At present, MR. ROBOT is conducting strategic pilot programs in live retail environments to refine applications such as autonomous shelf replenishment, goods movement, customer assistance, and store monitoring. These initiatives allow for the aggregation of real-world data, enabling the AI to adapt to the nuances of commercial operations while providing immediate logistical support. By deploying these service robots in hospitality and retail settings, the company is actively addressing critical labor gaps through high-fidelity automation.
Following this investment, MR. ROBOT intends to accelerate its research and development initiatives, build dedicated data infrastructure, and cultivate regional engineering talent. The company further plans to expand its pilot systems across Southeast Asia, positioning itself as a primary architect of the region’s autonomous commercial infrastructure. As embodied AI becomes increasingly integral to global commerce, MR. ROBOT remains committed to developing machines capable of sophisticated environmental interaction. Further corporate information is available at https://mr-robot.tech/.
The strategic partnership between Bateriku and SVOLT Energy Technology Co. Ltd. represents a pivotal advancement in Malaysia’s transition toward a sustainable electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. Formally announced on 21 April 2026, this collaboration is specifically designed to enhance the after-sales support infrastructure, thereby addressing a critical factor in consumer confidence and the broader adoption of electric mobility within the nation. As the Malaysian automotive industry undergoes a rapid shift toward electrification, the necessity for specialized diagnostics, technical maintenance, and reliable support services has become paramount. SVOLT, a premier global manufacturer of high-performance battery technology and a strategic supplier to international entities such as Geely and Great Wall Motors, further underscores its significance in the local market through its technological integration in the Proton e.MAS 7.
Under the terms of this alliance, Bateriku will significantly expand its operational capabilities to provide a more comprehensive suite of services tailored to the EV segment. The partnership prioritizes key pillars of the ownership experience, including the implementation of sophisticated EV battery system diagnostics, specialized on-site technical support, and the development of structured, high-efficiency battery replacement protocols. This strategic expansion is intended to provide Malaysian vehicle owners with access to a more responsive and technologically advanced support network, directly aligning with the requirements of modern, sustainable mobility.
L-R YingTao Hao (Director SVOLT Energy Technology Co. Ltd., Azarol Faizi (CEO Bateriku), Lee Nyuk Kiat (Manager Bateriku)
Furthermore, the agreement emphasizes the importance of human capital development through specialized training and upskilling initiatives within the Bateriku ecosystem. These programs are designed to cultivate technical expertise in advanced battery diagnostics, as well as the rigorous procedures required for battery handling and replacement. By prioritizing the professional development of the local workforce, both organizations are ensuring that the industry is sufficiently prepared to meet the demands of an increasingly complex and technology-driven automotive landscape.
The partnership was formalized at SVOLT’s advanced manufacturing facility in the Jintan District, Changzhou City, China, in a ceremony presided over by Yingtao Hao, Director of SVOLT Energy Technology, and Azarol Faizi, Chief Executive Officer of Bateriku. During the proceedings, Azarol Faizi remarked that the collaboration serves to reinforce Bateriku’s commitment to providing Malaysian EV owners with efficient and reliable support solutions. Yingtao Hao added that the synergy between SVOLT’s global technological leadership and Bateriku’s extensive service infrastructure will facilitate a more secure and assured ownership experience for consumers.
By integrating SVOLT’s international technological expertise with Bateriku’s established nationwide operational framework, this partnership acts as a primary catalyst in accelerating Malaysia’s aspirations for greener and more intelligent mobility. It signifies a major milestone in the development of a resilient EV ecosystem, contributing to the nation’s long-term objectives for a sustainable and technologically advanced future.
Jin, played by actress Helen J. Shen, uses Galaxy S26 Ultra in the movie “The Devil Wears Prada 2”
Haley Kalil brings a personal and relatable dimension to Samsung’s global collaboration with The Devil Wears Prada 2. As a Galaxy S26 Ultra user and influencer, Haley played an active role in showcasing how the device enhances real-life experiences, particularly in high-profile settings like a global film premiere.
Galaxy S26 ultra powers the first-ever Runway Cam #withGalaxy, capturing red carpet moments in cinematic quality
Attending the premiere, Haley documented her entire journey using the Galaxy S26 Ultra, from preparation to red carpet moments. Through features like Circle to Search with Google, she demonstrated how the device supports quick decision-making, styling inspiration, and real-time problem solving. Her content offered followers an authentic behind-the-scenes look at how technology integrates into everyday routines.
Haley Kalil attends the world premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 at Lincoln Center in New York, New York on April 20, 2026. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for 20th Century Studios)
Beyond the red carpet, Haley took to social media to share her excitement about the collaboration, expressing her love for both the film franchise and her Galaxy device. Her posts resonated strongly with audiences, bridging the gap between aspirational celebrity culture and relatable user experiences.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – April 20:(L-R) Anne Hathwat, Stanley Tucci, Meryl Streeo and Emily Blunt attend the world premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 at Lincoln Centre in New York, New York on April 20, 2026 (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for 20th Century Studios)
This influencer-driven approach reflects Samsung’s strategy to connect with digitally savvy audiences through real voices and lived experiences. By empowering creators like Haley, Samsung amplifies the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s capabilities in a way that feels genuine and engaging, reinforcing its position as a lifestyle essential in today’s connected world.
Naskhah seram terbaharu terbitan Golden Star Pictures Sdn. Bhd. (GSPSB), Polong, telah mencetuskan impak luar biasa dalam landskap digital selepas meraih lebih 3 juta tontonan dalam tempoh kurang 24 jam pelancaran teaser rasminya. Pencapaian signifikan ini bukan sahaja mencerminkan keberkesanan strategi pemasaran, malah menandakan satu fenomena tular yang sedang mendominasi perbualan warga netizen ketika ini.
Reaksi pasaran terhadap kandungan teaser tersebut amat memberangsangkan, namun turut disertai dengan pelbagai maklum balas mengenai kesan psikologi visualnya. Rata-rata penonton menyuarakan rasa kurang selesa dan keresahan ekoran paparan sinematografi yang dianggap terlalu realistik sehingga mampu mengganggu emosi. Keberhasilan naskhah ini dalam membina aura misteri yang kuat melalui paparan visual yang mencekam telah meletakkannya sebagai sebuah karya yang sangat dinantikan oleh para peminat genre seram.
Secara naratifnya, Polong mengetengahkan kisah Maria Hadi, seorang wanita yang berusaha mencari pengampunan di penghujung hayatnya setelah terjerumus dalam amalan ilmu hitam. Walau bagaimanapun, filem ini menekankan impak jangka panjang terhadap keputusan tersebut, di mana bayangan dosa silam digambarkan terus menghantui dan memberi kesan buruk kepada generasi seterusnya. Tema legasi dan penyesalan ini diolah secara mendalam bagi memberikan perspektif baharu terhadap genre seram tempatan.
Di bawah arahan Zulkarnain Azhar, filem ini menampilkan barisan pelakon berwibawa seperti Mimi Lana, Fad Anuar, Namron, June Lojong, dan Nadiya Nisaa. Kerjasama strategik antara GSPSB, Primeworks Studios sebagai rakan pemasaran, serta 10 Star Cinemas Sdn Bhd selaku pengedar, memperkukuhkan lagi kedudukan naskhah ini untuk mendominasi pasaran pawagam tempatan tahun ini.
Keupayaan teaser Polong dalam mencetuskan reaksi emosi yang mendalam merupakan petanda awal terhadap kualiti penceritaan yang bakal disajikan. Bagi audiens yang ingin menyaksikan kupasan penuh mengenai akibat amalan terlarang dan konflik kekeluargaan ini, Polong dijadualkan menemui penonton di pawagam seluruh negara bermula 28 Mei ini.
