Philippines | Drama | 2009 | 95 minutes | Filipino (with English subtitles) | PG | $10
Director: Milo Sogueco
Premieres 6th August 2010
Singapore | Drama | 2009 | 85 minutes | English/Mandarin (with English subtitles) | Rating TBA
Directed by Jeffrey Chiang
Premieres 14th August 2010
Sinema Showoff! returns this month with “The Oriental Show”.
“The Oriental Show” is a selection of short films with Oriental filmmakers, subject matters and languages curated by Singapore Polytechnic. Included in this month’s lineup is the local premiere of The Forest Spirits, Singapore’s first Wuxia short film, by Ting Szu Kiong.
Dear Mr Eric Khoo,
Please pardon me for saying this, but you really don’t make it easy for me to watch your films. Or to write about them in my monotonous start of the week. Your films are so personal that they are more disturbing to watch than a horror film. And they get me so [...]
The Imaging Asia conference and screening series in New Delhi wrapped up the previous Sunday with a visit to an exhibition of Indian art forms whose narrative visual story-telling foreshadow and yet pre-dated the film industry by hundreds of years. Similarly, the conference shed new light on old issues.
Our tickets for the initial Sinema Showoff! session on Tuesday were fully booked two weeks prior to the event, and although we were able to accomodate some walk-ins, we still had to turn some patrons away to comply with fire and safety regulations.
And now, thanks to all your calls and emails, we’re proud to bring back The Oriental Show for an encore session on Tuesday 14th September!
We’ve updated the screening dates and times for Hush, which will be screening at Sinema Old School starting tomorrow. Don’t miss out!
03.09.10 | Friday | 7pm & 8pm
17.09.10 | Friday | 7pm & 8pm
Tickets are $7 each. This film is rated R21 only patrons 21 years and above will be admitted.
For more information on the film, click here.
We’re currently looking for an Assistant New Media Technician, and an Assistant; New Media Production so if you’re thinking of joining us, do check out our Careers page!
This is the stuff of what Hong Kong action crime thrillers are made of, with the sets being the real streets of the city upon which a high intense cop and robbers drama unfolds, and engaging characters that you actually care about.
Singapore’s Premier Exclusive Networking Mixer for Creatives is Back!
Over 200 Creatives came together for LAUNCH 1, Don’t miss this chance to network and catch up with work colleagues and friends at this years not to be missed TV, Film, Media & Creative Industry Event!
The Toronto International Film Festival has finalized its line-up with the additional of a dozen more Asian films to its World Cinema programme.
It will also host the world premiere of Late Autumn, Kim Tae Yong’s drama starring Chinese actress Tang Wei.
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After scorching the Indian screens with a gross of Rs 210 million, Peepli [Live] has got an admirable start at the international box office as well.
As reported on Bollywoodhungama.com, Peepli [Live] has debuted at 23rd in ranking at the US box office. In its opening weekend, the film collected $350,054 across 64 screens, with the average earnings per screen working out to $5,470.
Singapore | Drama (short film) | 2010 | 22 min | English/Mandarin | R21 | $7
Directed by Jeremiah Oh
Premieres 3rd September 2010
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I think I’m feeling a little unfocused this week. See, my last few feature articles all have a focus to them, but this week I’m all over the place. Talk Sex.
Yes, there you go. It all comes back into focus. I’m listening to my sub consciousness and it keeps telling me, “You know what you [...]
This is the stuff of what Hong Kong action crime thrillers are made of, with the sets being the real streets of the city upon which a high intense cop and robbers drama unfolds, and engaging characters that you actually care about.
This Sunday (8th August), a new documentary film will be screened at 10pm on Okto. OLD PLACES is produced by Chuan Pictures, directed by Royston Tan, Victric Thng and Eva Tang, and features the voices of Singaporeans as they recall their memories of disappearing places in Singapore.
As a preview, Civic Life blog writer Ng Yi-Sheng interviews [...]
