The dream chaser ...Middle East

SOME dreams cannot be forgotten. Wan Zulfadli Ad-Dinnie, better known as Wan Dinnie, is a case in point.He aspired to be a filmmaker, but did not have the funds to go to film school. “Everyone kept telling me that there is no stability in being a filmmaker,” said 30-year-old Wan, who was born in Terengganu and grew up in Perak, and who is currently based in Kuching, Sarawak.Wanting a stable career, he chose to become a teacher. Currently, he is teaching visual arts at Sekolah Kebangsaan Temong, a rural primary school in Serian, Sarawak.He has not forgotten about his dream to be a filmmaker. To date, he has done more than 30 short films. Some of his works have featured in local and internatio

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