Perfect One: The Standouts
If the much-discussed anthology series Black Mirror makes technology the enemy of life in its stories, the ones told in Perfect...
A LONELY WOMAN Is Austere But Charged With Life And Meaning
A Lonely Woman depicts the life of Irena Misiak, whose bleak life is turned upside down by a new love affair,...
Deep, Dark, and Bittersweet, INNOCENTS is a Slow-burning Reminder About the Fragility of Innocence
During the monsoon season in 1980s Singapore, Syafiqah enters a new school where she befriends Huat, an ostracised boy. Misunderstood and...
With a Good Build-up for a Complex Character, FOREVER IN HIATUS Leaves You Wanting More
A washed up former pop star lives in exile pedaling a xich lo (bicycle taxi) aimlessly in the streets of Ho...
Filmmaking Grants for Southeast Asian Filmmakers
Filmmaking is not all lights, camera and action - it is also networking, marketing and, at the root of it all,...
Poetic and Moving, CINTA is a Gentle Reflection of Love and Faith
A Su, an Indonesian Chinese, asks Siti, a Muslim, to marry him. For Siti, this rather simple question proves hard to...
GRANDMA IN JULY Gently Hits Home with its Moving Story and Well-paced Script about a Wandering Spirit
Director: Kai Xiang Chang Year: 2018 Cast: Zhu Xiu Feng, Ron Goh, Peggy Tan Language: Chinese with English subtitles Country: Singapore...
REPUBLIC OF FOOD Leaves Viewers with a Full-course Meal of Cheeky Comedy, Dystopian Drama and a Dash of Action
Director: Kelvin Tong Cast: Adrian Pang, Yeo Yann Yann, KF Seetoh, Oon Shu An, Shane Mardjuki, Bobby Tonelli, Jeffrey Xu, Patricia...
FILM REVIEW: The Last Forest
Director: Hot Ravy Cast: Flew Melody Language: Cambodian, with English subtitles Runtime: 10 minutes Synopsis A young man goes to the...
SERIES REVIEW: Halal Gap
Director: Hirzi Zulkiflie and Benjamin Kheng Cast: Hirzi Zulkiflie, Benjamin Kheng, Adlina Adil, Erwin Shah Ismail, Rusydina Afiqah Language: English and...
100 SECONDS ON THE RED SOFA: Finding Pictures
About 100 Seconds On The Red Sofa 100 Seconds On The Red Sofa shines the spotlight on movers and shakers in...
FILM REVIEW: Always Be My Maybe
Childhood best friends, Sasha Tran (Ali Wong) and Marcus Kim (Randall Park), have a falling out and don't speak for...