Malaysian cinema refers to the film industry in Malaysia, which has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. It encompasses a variety of genres and languages, including Malay, Chinese, and Tamil films. The industry has produced notable films that reflect the diverse culture and traditions of the country, often addressing social issues and local stories. In recent years, Malaysian cinema has gained international recognition, with films like The Act of Killing and Bunohan receiving critical acclaim. The government has also supported the industry through initiatives and funding, aiming to promote local talent and enhance the global presence of Malaysian films.