Preserving the Kadazan lingo through film
Published on: Saturday, October 01, 2022
By: Clarence Dol
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The movie was made to preserve the language.
Kota Kinabalu: The winner of multiple short film awards, a Kadazan language movie, “Bimbizangan Movie: The Musical” was produced against the background of local daily lives.The movie was made for the purpose of preserving the local Kadazan language so it would continue to stand the test of time.
The producer of the short movie, Richard Simon Punai (pic), said the main goal is to prevent the Kadazan language from dying or going extinct as the younger generations are less interested in it.
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