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Bleat!

Bleat! (Tamil: கத்து! or Kattu!) is a Malaysian-French-Filipino comedic drama short film directed by Ananth Subramaniam. The short film had its world premiere at the Critics Week section of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, where it won the Queer Palm for Best Short Film. It is the first short film from Malaysia that was shown at the festival.

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Cinematography
Adrian Wong
Countries
Malaysia France Philippines
Directed by
Ananth Subramaniam
Edited by
Gogularaajan Rajendran BK Lee
Language
Tamil
Produced by
Choo Mun Bel Bradley Liew Dominique Welinski

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Bleat!

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Triples92
Avg. degree1.92
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Bleat!

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related to Works cited · 42
Bleat! → Always, Ananth Subramaniam, April, Archived, Bleat, Buro, Cannes, Cannes Critics' Week, CS1, Deadline Hollywood, December, Dilemma Is First Malaysian, February, Free Malaysia Today, June, Liz, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Makes History
related to Production · 28
Bleat! → Adrian Wong, Ananth Subramaniam, Aravindan, Banting, Bleat, Collaborators, Directed, DW, Epicmedia Productions, France, Gogularaajan Rajendran, It, Kelly Reichardt, Lebanon, Malaysia, Om Shakthi Films, Philippines, Post-production, Sam Shepard, Shooting
related to Release · 9
Bleat! → Belgian, Bleat, Bocal, Cannes Film Festival, Critics' Week, Four, Hors, Malaysia, Malaysian
related to External links · 2
Bleat! → Bleat, IMDb
Cinematography · 1
Bleat! → Adrian Wong
Countries · 1
Bleat! → Malaysia France Philippines
Directed by · 1
Bleat! → Ananth Subramaniam
Edited by · 1
Bleat! → Gogularaajan Rajendran BK Lee
Language · 1
Bleat! → Tamil
Produced by · 1
Bleat! → Choo Mun Bel Bradley Liew Dominique Welinski

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2025 film short subramaniam cannes festival bleat malaysia ananth archived week may directed goat malaysian original april world first shown

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bleat!CinematographyAdrian Wong1.00infobox
Bleat!CountriesMalaysia France Philippines1.00infobox
Bleat!Directed byAnanth Subramaniam1.00infobox
Bleat!Edited byGogularaajan Rajendran BK Lee1.00infobox
Bleat!LanguageTamil1.00infobox
Bleat!Produced byChoo Mun Bel Bradley Liew Dominique Welinski1.00infobox
Bleat!Production companiesSixtymac Pictures Epicmedia Productions DW1.00infobox
Bleat!Release dateMay 2025 (2025-05) (Cannes)1.00infobox
Bleat!Running time15 minutes1.00infobox
Bleat!StarringTharmasegaran Maniam Pannerselvam Evarani1.00infobox
Bleat!Written byAnanth Subramaniam1.00infobox
Bleat!related to External linksBleat0.60section

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