The Elephant and the Sea (2007)

When death crept into the village without warning, taking away the people who had been relying on him, the wooden widower and the timid teenager suddenly became lost duckweed. The widower still went out to sea, but lost all his fun, and finally found sexual comfort in a prostitute; the teenager still used a motorcycle as his companion, dreaming of lottery tickets to change his life, but fell into a chaotic and unknown relationship with his best friend's sister before he made a fortune. Hu Mingjin, a cutting-edge Malaysian director, boldly takes the elephant and the ocean as the image, and actively explores Malaysia's rapidly changing economy with poetic language, and its novel shooting techniques make people curious and look forward to Malaysian films.