SIBU: Sibu Life Care Society invites public support for the March 9 charity screening of the film “Rajah” at the King’s Trioplex cinema.
According to the managing chairman, Rory Wong, up to 500 seats with RM30, RM50, and RM100 movie tickets are available for the charity showing.
He stated that the film “Rajah” is a historical film based on the actual reign of James Brooke in Sarawak.
“More than 200 tickets have been sold thus far. We hope the public will continue to support the screening of this film for charity,” he said at a news conference today afternoon.
He stated that the film provided an opportunity for the people of Sarawak, particularly students, to learn about the nation’s history.
“Join in huge numbers to support this film’s charity screening. The programme begins with the opening ceremony at 6.30 pm.
“People are reminded to arrive early at 6 pm and the film screening starts at 7 pm and lasts for two hours,” he reminded.
The funds from the charity screening are expected to be allocated to develop the Sibu Life Care Society (SLCS) building and maintain the ambulances.
“The survey data will also be used to assist Destiny For Children (DFC) via the company’s corporate social responsibility initiative,” he explained.
The public can purchase tickets by contacting Rory Wong at 010-9008997 or Chew Ching Kuong, chairman of the Sibu Life Care Society, at 019-8166897.
“Rajah,” a Hollywood film about Sir James Brooke, the first White Rajah ruler of Sarawak, was filmed in Sarawak.
Film stars include Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Josie Ho, Dominic Monaghan, Bront Palarae, Shaheizy Sam, and Atiqah Hassan.
