Semalam, Liya sempat ke premiere filem 6 Jilake dengan my friends — dan honestly, it was a wild ride. Bayangkan gabungan adventure, dry humor, aksi, dan sedikit misteri and even a dash of spooky, semua dalam satu filem yang berlatarbelakangkan abad ke-18. Kalau korang suka lawak jenis bersahaja, yang tak try hard, this is the kind of movie you’ll appreciate.
Filem 6 Jilake ini diarahkan oleh Aziz M. Osman, diterbitkan oleh Dr. Shaza Aziz yang juga merupakan seorang Doctor of Audiology dan dibintangi oleh barisan pelakon Amerul Affendi, Saiful Apek, Bell Ngasri, Kazar Saisi, Asmidar, Remy Ishak, Maria Farida, Wan Raja, Ayda Jebat, Jalil Hamid dan ramai lagi dengan penampilan khas oleh David Teo dan Fauziah Nawi.
If you look closely and try to zoom in, I’m somewhere in this pic.
Filem ni bermula dengan konflik klasik: Dutch East India Company datang nak control lombong bijih timah di Perak. Mereka pun upah geng samseng yang dinamakan 6 Jilake untuk jaga kawasan termasuk Kampung Ketayap. Tapi, kampung ni bukan calang-calang. Ia dilindungi oleh pahlawan bernama Kuping (dilakonkan oleh Amerul Affendi), yang nampak lurus, tapi sebenarnya penuh tekad dan misi tersendiri.
Kuping ni karakter dia kelakar tanpa sedar — cepat perasan, cepat assume, elak soalan peribadi, dan jalan hidup dia simple je. Tapi dia ada satu misi penting: nak tunaikan hasrat terakhir arwah sahabat dia. Sweet, kan?
Watak-watak lain pun unik gila. Setiap ahli geng 6 Jilake dinamakan sempena kuih tradisional Melayu — Pulut Panggang, Kole Kacang, Badak Berendam, Tat Nanas, Bingka Ubi, dan Nagasari (lakonan Saiful Apek sebagai antagonist utama). Bukan sekadar nama yang catchy, tapi menggambarkan personaliti masing-masing. Satu penghormatan yang kreatif untuk warisan budaya kita. Hopefully kalau ada the next instalments of 6 Jilake, we can see more of these characters development.
Dari segi visual? Cantik, wey. Cinematography dia memang tip top, seperti yang kita boleh jangka dari arahan Aziz M. Osman. Set-up kampung, hutan, dan kawasan lombong semua nampak authentic. Baju pun tak nampak terlalu ‘baru’ atau terlalu ‘kostum teater’ — memang sesuai dengan zaman dan suasana filem. If ada yang tanya, “Is it historically accurate?” Honestly, I don’t know. Tapi yang penting, Liya terhibur.
Fight scenes dia kemas and tak over. Ada rasa tegang, ada juga punchlines selit-selit waktu genting — memang kena dengan tema filem.
Masa premier semalam, we even have live traditional music by this trio. Best kan?
The song, Sang Rajuna Hati by Asmidar is heart wrenching. Powerful vocal, and just enough to pull your heart strings at the right moment. I was mesmerised the whole performance listening to her beautiful voice.
Soundtrack lagu tema “Bangkit” performed by Nik Qistina, Saiful Apek and YBJ memang catchy with deep meanings.
Paling best, filem ni ada banyak jokes yang related dengan zaman sekarang walaupun setting dia zaman dulu. Contohnya, ada satu babak tu tiba-tiba Orang Kaya Besar (dilakonkan oleh Jalil Hamid) try nak zoom kat peta macam zoom in pada tablet — that kind of dry humor yang buat kita tergelak juga sebab unexpected.
This film also marks the comeback of Aziz M. Osman, and it’s refreshing to see a Malay movie that’s confident, self-aware, and not afraid to mix genres.
6 Jilake mula ditayangkan di pawagam 24 April 2025. Kalau korang cari filem Melayu yang lain daripada yang lain — yang bukan sekadar nak buat kita ketawa, tapi juga tinggalkan rasa bangga dengan identiti kita — this is it.
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