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The Singapore Short Cuts returns for its 5th year this July, featuring an eclectic mix of shorts, including four shorts that will be marking their world premiere at the local showcase of short films.

image001 Singapore Short Cuts 5These film include My Blue Heaven by Chia Yee-Wei; Dreams of Youth by Daniel Hui; Blank Rounds by Green Zeng and Come by Kirsten Tan.

Presented by The Substation, the Singapore Short Cuts will once again be held at both the National Museum of Singapore and at The Substation itself, and is supported by the Singapore Film Commission. Tickets are free and can be obtained at the National Museum of Singapore one week prior to the screening.

The opening screening on 12 July will also include favourites from past Singapore Short Cuts in celebration of the festival’s 5th anniversary. The schedule for the weeks that follow are:

Session date & time Programme Rating

More details on the Singapore Short Cut can be found on the National Museum of Singapore’s website.

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  • Thu, Mar 25 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm:The Corporation (PG)
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  • Fri, Mar 26 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm: Kissing Cousins (M18)
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  • Tue, Mar 30 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm:Sinema Showoff "Masala Mix"
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