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Interview: Mark Chua and Lam Li Shuen, Directors of ‘The Cup’
Perhaps one of the boldest creative voices in Singapore today, Mark Chua and Lam Li Shuen has...
Film Review: ‘Tiong Bahru Social Club’ is a Dazzling Tribute to Singapore’s Oldest Housing Estate
Ah Bee goes on a comedic odyssey through Tiong Bahru Social Club, a data-driven project to create...
Sinema.SG Concludes Its Inaugural Year of The Inciting Incident Screenplay Challenge
Earlier this year, Sinema Media, a consultancy and project management company focused on film and media initiatives,...
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Sinema.SG Concludes Its Inaugural Year of The Inciting Incident Screenplay Challenge
Earlier this year, Sinema Media, a consultancy and project management company focused on film and media initiatives, kickstarted The Inciting Incident, its inaugural...
China’s Top Film Awards ‘Golden Rooster’ Opens With Star-Studded Show
The Golden Rooster, returned with a star-studded movie-themed concert on Wednesday and a series of festive activities. Featuring a dazzling constellation of movie...
After Massive Layoffs, Hollywood is Centering Business Around Streaming
Since its inception, filmmaking has always been a collaborative art form that made money through people paying to share an experience together. With...
The Japanese Film Festival Returns For Its Hybrid Edition Featuring 27 Films
Singapore Film Society (SFS), in collaboration with the Japan Creative Centre, Embassy of Japan in Singapore and The Japan Foundation are thrilled to...
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Interview: Mark Chua and Lam Li Shuen, Directors of ‘The Cup’
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Four Halloween Watch Party Additions Featuring Southeast Asian Supernatural Beings
With every other celebration and party giving this year a miss, Halloween may feel a little more muted than usual this time around....
What Keeps Singaporeans up at Night? – Story Ideas to Get You Started on the Horror Round of The Inciting Incident
The paranormal must have a tough time getting under the skin of Singaporeans. There are little to no dark alleys, abandoned buildings or...
Lurking in the Shadows of the Asian Psyche – What Makes Asian Horror So Terrifying?
Image credit: Toho When you think of horror, what usually follows would be the image of long dark haired girls dressed in white....
Local Moviegoers Cautiously Optimistic About Increased Cinema Seating Capacity
On 23 September, Singapore’s multi-ministerial COVID-19 task force announced an easing of measures in response to low community cases. These include the resumption...
A Look Back at the Films From Singapore Writers Festival’s ‘Utter’ Initiative
Throughout its history, the film medium has had a strong symbiotic relationship with the literary arts given their emphasis on narrative storytelling. In...
A Film Festival First-Timer’s Take On SeaShorts Film Festival 2020
With the end of the SeaShorts Film Festival, I thought I would give my opinion on the festival as a first-time goer. The...