Archive for the ‘The Torch’ Category
You might have missed it, but one notable entry from Singapore made it into the 66th Venice Film Festival earlier »
In 2008, SIFF successfully introduced a new section to its programming, called Singapore Panorama. That year, local film production was »
Screening at SIFF under the Singapore Panorama section this year was another politically aware documentary feature called “Brother No.2†by »
It opens on a black screen and to traffic noise. A man returns home from work, sits down to read »
Are you feeling blue? Depressed? Or is it rather black-and-white, with a little more contrast to show? The latter in »
Some habits are practical and make for simple sense. There are others which it is simply a luxury to indulge »
The Olive Depression is every bit your satire template in the mold of that memorable Zo Gang ridicule of Singaporean »
Well now, everybody, it has been my honour and a pleasure indeed! Having some of you out there as my »
Quality by itself is just a neutral term, neither positive nor negative per se, dependant always on what context it »
Yes, there has been an impressive tide of local films washing over the silver screens islandwide these past two months, »
A short film is an effort in concentration and hence, precision. Thus, above all else, it should be one thing: »
I like to challenge people, as much as I do myself, on their beliefs and commonly accepted truisms. To me, »
Emotions arguably are the best a film can convey to its audience, inspiring laughter or sadness, causing horror or any »
I am a passionate consumer, you guessed it, and so it is that I care about my value-for-money ratio when »
