It also seems to be available at Amazon.com now. 

I've read some of the articles regarding this film, and his last project. Too bad I didn't see any of them at the Berlin Film Festival, where I had the opportunity. I'm also thinking about importing one or both of the films. You make "The Last Communist" sound very interesting hengcs! thanks a lot. And it was a great idea to include the link to the blog posting about the censorship issue in Malaysia. Extremely interesting reading material. I always like to know about approaches to censorship in different countries, and I'm also quite ignorant when it comes to the history of Malaya et al. (sad to say I don't even know much about Singapore or Malaysia today). These two films do sound like insightful exercises in dealing with the past, and as I come from a country that used to be a "communist" dictatorship, most issues of political and personal freedom do capture my attention on an intellectual and emotional level. 

As I read that "The Last Communist" has sold very good on the local black market, I'd like to know a bit more about this. Could you explain a bit how these black markets work, if you have any knowledge about this, or direct me to some internet pages that discuss this issue? And I'd also like to know how the people in Malaysia or Singapore reacted who saw the film. 

And what is your opinion on the first film (and if you've already seen it the second film), now that some time has passed? 

And have you contacted the director, arsaib? If so, what does he say about the possibility of his film getting an international DVD release? 

I know, I'm a bit curious today.