Latest Articles
Kim Bora’s Film World (So Far): The Trials and Tribulations of Girlhood
“Mom… do you think I’m pretty? What’s pretty about me?” Kim Bora is a South Korean director...
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at ‘Sacred Guardians: The Audio Drama’
The last time Sinema.SG spoke with tokuAsia, the team behind the Sacred Guardian Singa project, they were...
Film Review: ‘The Songs We Sang’ Reminisces The Heights of Home-Grown Music in Singapore
The Songs We Sang is a documentary about Singaporean Mandarin Folk Music that was popular in the...
Advertisement
News
The *SCAPE National Youth Film Awards 2021 Announces Its 56 Nominees
The 7th National Youth Film Awards (NYFA) has announced the 56 nominees for this year's awards. In total, the Awards received 330 submissions....
LASALLE College of the Arts Introduces New Short Courses in Photography, Video Storytelling, and More
The LASALLE College of the Arts has announced its slew of new short courses for its Continuing Education Programme, further bolstering the wide...
The Singapore International Film Festivals Announces The Recipients of This Year’s SGIFF Film Fund
Eight documentaries and short films from Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand and Myanmar have been named for the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF)'s Film...
GIVEAWAY: Win a Pair of Tickets to the Hong Kong Film Gala Presentation 2021!
Stand a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Hong Kong Film Gala Presentation 2021! Organised in collaboration with the Asian...
Features
Kim Bora’s Film World (So Far): The Trials and Tribulations of Girlhood
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at ‘Sacred Guardians: The Audio Drama’
Terrace House: The Charm and Sincerity of Japanese Reality TV
Reviews
Film Review: ‘The Songs We Sang’ Reminisces The Heights of Home-Grown Music in Singapore
The Songs We Sang is a documentary about Singaporean Mandarin Folk Music that was popular in the 1980s and 90s. It traces the...
Film Review: ‘Mad World’ Doesn’t Feel as Mad as it Does Human
A stockbroker struggling with bipolar disorder goes to live with his estranged father in a cramped flat, where old resentments bubble to the...
Film Review: ‘Konpaku’ Is a Bold and Tenacious Indie Horror Film Set at an Intriguing Cultural Cross Junction
Inspired by actual events, Konpaku tells the story of forbidden love between a Malay-Muslim man and a sensual Japanese succubus. Director: Remi M....
Film Review: ‘Kim Ji-Young, Born 1982’ is a Jolting Revelation Of South Korea’s Unseen Misogyny
Kim Ji-Young has one of the most common female names for people her age. She works at a PR agency. Kim Ji-Young gets...
Film Review: ‘Wanton Mee’ Is a Delightful and Humbling Tour of Hawker Culture Dashed Only By a Shaky Plot
Chun Feng Koh, a middle-aged food critic whose career is starting to wear him out, decides to explore his life and the development...
Review: ‘The Bride Always Knocks Twice — Killer Secrets’ Brings the Theatre Stage to Our Homes in Unique Interactive Experience
The Bride Always Knocks Twice — Killer Secrets is a unique multimedia experience presented by The Theatre Practice revolving around seven women caught...
