In this Round Robin edition of Stuff We Missed, we’re each taking turns to recommend a recent release that's worth watching and catching up with. First up, a local film helmed by Abhilash Chandra & Syafiq Yusof. It has grossed over RM 62 million so far and is one of the most successful local films ever made. Then, we talk about a Polish satire that blends questions surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrials, with the history of martial law in the country. And finally, a review of Emmy Award-winning series Hacks, detailing the complicated (and very funny) relationship between an ageing comedic powerhouse and an up-and-coming young writer. After that, we continue the conversation about comedy, and discuss our favourite funny performers. 



Image Credit: IMDb

In this Round Robin edition of Stuff We Missed, we’re each taking turns to recommend a recent release that's worth watching and catching up with. First up, a local film helmed by Abhilash Chandra &amp; Syafiq Yusof. It has grossed over RM 62 million so far and is one of the most successful local films ever made. Then, we talk about a Polish satire that blends questions surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrials, with the history of martial law in the country. And finally, a review of Emmy Award-winning series Hacks, detailing the complicated (and very funny) relationship between an ageing comedic powerhouse and an up-and-coming young writer. After that, we continue the conversation about comedy, and discuss our favourite funny performers. Image Credit: IMDb

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