Silat have been present in Malay cinema since the 1950s. Major studios centred in Singapore, Shaw Brothers and Cathay-Keris, have produced a number of well-known classics in a genre known as "purba" ('ancient') films, that features the traditional Malay warriors and silat, and largely based on fictional stories, folklores or even history. One particularly famous title was "Hang Tuah" released in 1956. It is based on the "Hikayat Hang Tuah" and recognised as the first Malay movie to be fully shot in Eastman colour film. Other notable titles include "Semerah Padi" (1956), "Musang Berjanggut" (1959), "Pendekar Bujang Lapok" (1959), "Seri Mersing" (1961), "Hang Jebat" (1961), "Panglima Besi" (1964), "Enam Jahanam" (1969) and "Serikandi" (1969).