Singapore film shines at AHSB 2009
Some habits are practical and make for simple sense. There are others which it is simply a luxury to indulge in. But when those two happen to fall...
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The Olive Depression – A Review by Mathias Ortmann
The Olive Depression is every bit your satire template in the mold of that memorable Zo Gang ridicule of Singaporean films. Joshua Lim's debut on the local silver...
The Torch — calling it a day on Sinema.SG!
Well now, everybody, it has been my honour and a pleasure indeed! Having some of you out there as my readers was a challenge â€" but one that...
The Torch: What about quality? — putting the Singapore instant into doubt
Quality by itself is just a neutral term, neither positive nor negative per se, dependant always on what context it comes in â€" or out of. We are...
Review of Royston Tan’s fourth feature film — 12 Lotus
Yes, there has been an impressive tide of local films washing over the silver screens islandwide these past two months, and the story has been covered far and...
The Torch: In the crux: short films – what is the art in being short?
A short film is an effort in concentration and hence, precision. Thus, above all else, it should be one thing: short. And with short I mean reduced to...