Room to Let 2002
James Lee's atmospheric drama *Room to Let* (2002) immerses viewers in the tangled lives of a Kuala Lumpur boarding house where the past refuses to stay buried.
Director: James Lee
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Room to Let (2002) about?
*Room to Let* follows Berg, a weary newcomer to Kuala Lumpur, as he moves into a shared room and uncovers the dark secrets of his boarding house. Between a ghostly presence, a vanished artist, and a struggling screenwriter's household, Berg faces his own emotional turmoil while unraveling the mysteries around him.
Who directed Room to Let?
*Room to Let* was directed by James Lee, a filmmaker known for his evocative storytelling in Malaysian cinema.
Who stars in Room to Let?
The film stars Berg Lee, Bok Lai Loh, Bernard Chauly, Hui Yee Gan, and Len Siew Mee in pivotal roles.
Is Room to Let (2002) worth watching?
While *Room to Let* lacks an IMDb rating, its atmospheric drama and themes of urban alienation make it a compelling watch for fans of slow-burn, introspective films. The haunting tone and Lee's direction leave a lasting impression.
How long is Room to Let?
*Room to Let* runs for 123 minutes.
About Room to Let (2002) — A Haunting Drama of Love, Loss, and Urban Secrets
James Lee's atmospheric drama *Room to Let* (2002) immerses viewers in the tangled lives of a Kuala Lumpur boarding house where the past refuses to stay buried. Berg, a newcomer to the city, shares a cramped room with Andrew, only to uncover eerie secrets lurking beneath the surface. The house is haunted by the ghost of a murdered girl, a screenwriter's wife working in desperation, and the vanished artist who once occupied Berg's own room. As Berg grapples with inertia and the ghosts of a lost love, he must confront the haunting weight of memory while navigating the city's mysteries.
Director James Lee crafts a moody, introspective story where reality blurs with the supernatural, exploring themes of displacement, longing, and the ghosts we carry within. With its slow-burn tension and melancholic tone, *Room to Let* offers a haunting meditation on love, loss, and the search for belonging in an unfamiliar world.