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 Royston Tan, executive producer and co-director of the film, about his work and personal memories.
Singapore born film score composer Tay Chee Wei, 34, received 2 top awards at the 15th COMPASS (Composers and Authors Society of Singapore) awards ceremony.
He was presented with the Young Composer of the Year and Top Soundtrack awards for his work on American channel PBS’ documentary, NOVA: Ocean Animal Emergency.
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As part of Who’s Shooting What, we asked filmmakers to fill us in on their upcoming projects in 2010. (Sneak: We will be having another round of Who’s Shooting What in 2011 real soon! Do keep a lookout.) After close to half a year, Linus and David are finally presenting their work, Steadfast.
>> Read the full interview with David and Linus here at SINdie.
Steadfast will be screening in Sinema Old School from the 9th of July. More details here.
In a food-obsessed nation, the power of food manifests in our lives in myriad ways. A patronizing food critic unknowingly affects a promising female chef through his review. Forced to question her culinary career, she reexamines her relationship with her hawker mum while the withdrawn young son of the critic uses food as a means of connecting with his father. >> Read the full interview with Nicole Midori here at SINdie.
Sinema will be screening Nicole’s film, ‘Kitchen Quartet’, on the 29th of June, as part of our Sinema Showoff! programme.
It’s been a while since we’ve touched base with the First Draft programme.
Here’s a video interview with THE FIRST DRAFT instructors, Kelly Marshall and Tessa Sheridan, tutors from LCC’s MA Screenwriting programme sharing how and what our writers have been doing. Take a look! … Continue Reading
The British Council recently organised a major two-day forum in Singapore looking at community and the arts, in partnership with the National Museum and the Theatre Training and Research Programme (TTRP).
The Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta runs for two days, starting tonight at 8pm, so don’t miss it! This is Andy Chung’s interview for his film, Grieving Conscience.
Catch Grieving Conscience, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
The Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta is happening just tomorrow, and here’s an interview with one of the finalists, N. Mohamed Yahssir, about his film CheckMATE.
Catch CheckMATE, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
Ain’t It All, is yet another of the nine films that will be screened here at Sinema later this week. We speak to creator Chantel Li, on her film about overcoming challenges.
Catch Ain’t It All, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
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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 [...]
