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"A gift or a curse?"

A man born on the leap day of February 29 ages only one year in every four years. Because of this unique trait, he has lived through many historical periods of Malaysia; from the colonial years to the Japanese invasion and Independence. Though some may consider it a gift, the man's long life can also be a curse as he has to face the reality of seeing the ones he loves die.

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What is February 29 (2012) about?

A man born on the leap day of February 29 ages only one year in every four years. Because of this unique trait, he has lived through many historical periods of Malaysia; from the colonial years to the Japanese invasion and Independence. Though some may consider it a gift, the man's long life can also be a curse as he has to face the reality of seeing the ones he loves die.

Who stars in February 29?

February 29 stars Remy Ishak (Budi), Jojo Goh (Lily), Izzue Islam (Razak), Fizz Fairuz (Johan), Dian P. Ramlee (Sakinah (ibu Budi)). The film was directed by Edry Abdul Halim.

How long is February 29?

February 29 has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2012.

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