Directing
K.R. Nyam
Born
2007-07-18 (19)
Place of birth
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Known for
Directing
Credits
4 titles
K.R. Nyam is an indie Malaysian filmmaker. He is mostly known as a director and producer. His production company is Ok...Alright Entertainment. He began as a Stage Actor in the Society of Performing Arts at Taylor's University in 2024, then branched out into short films, notably Timothy (2024) and Turn Around (2025). In 2025, he produced, co-wrote and co-directed the stage production, Scott Pilgrim Vs The Stage. In 2026, he wrote, directed, produced and edited his first feature film, Keirra. And had also produced and edited a short film, Ctrl+Heal.
Known for
NRA lonely student, raised under her mother’s suffocating control, finds love and confidence through a film that finally lets her be seen. But when a humiliating video is exposed, her breakdown becomes a reckoning — and the girl who wanted attention learns what it means to be unforgettable.
Keirra
2026
NRAs reality and performance blur, a grieving young woman rehearses a monologue about loss while quietly falling apart—until a simple cup of coffee brings the truth to the surface.
Ctrl+Heal
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Behind the camera
NRA lonely student, raised under her mother’s suffocating control, finds love and confidence through a film that finally lets her be seen. But when a humiliating video is exposed, her breakdown becomes a reckoning — and the girl who wanted attention learns what it means to be unforgettable.
Keirra
2026
NRA lonely student, raised under her mother’s suffocating control, finds love and confidence through a film that finally lets her be seen. But when a humiliating video is exposed, her breakdown becomes a reckoning — and the girl who wanted attention learns what it means to be unforgettable.
Keirra
2026
NRA lonely student, raised under her mother’s suffocating control, finds love and confidence through a film that finally lets her be seen. But when a humiliating video is exposed, her breakdown becomes a reckoning — and the girl who wanted attention learns what it means to be unforgettable.
Keirra
2026
NRAs reality and performance blur, a grieving young woman rehearses a monologue about loss while quietly falling apart—until a simple cup of coffee brings the truth to the surface.
Ctrl+Heal
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