Interview: Margaret Chan, Actor and Writer of ‘Medium Rare’
Cine.SG rounded up its 2006 screening schedule in November with a screening of the 1992 feature film, Medium Rare. Tan Pin...
Diminishing Memories & Singapore Standard Time @ Sinema at Timbré
Sinema presents its second bimonthly screening of Singapore films at Timbré at the Substation. The doublebill features two documentaries that received...
Hiring: Local animation company Scrawl Studios Pte Ltd looking for creative individuals
Local animation company Scrawl Studios Pte Ltd looking for creative individuals to join its teams in several positions. Work in a...
Casting Call: Hole in the Wall
A new horror short film Hole in the Wall is casting for 5 roles, including roles like a female "horror figure",...
The Making of Becoming Royston: From Dream to Reality
From a casual conversation during a drive to dinner, to the surprise nominations for Asian Festival of 1st Films --- we...
And the award goes to …
The thing about attending an awards ceremony for first films and first-time filmmakers of Asian origin, is that you expect not...
Casting Call: Telemovie – Love Letters
New telemovie Love Letters is looking for young men and women in their 20s/30s to fill its lead roles. Actors with...
Best of Canon DV Festival 2006 @ The Arts House
If you haven't seen the short films that took the top prizes at the Canon Digital Video Festival 2006, you can...
Film Review: ‘Medium Rare’
In a nutshell An Australian photojournalist gets more than the story she bargained for, when she tracks an enigmatic medium whose...
Best of First Take @ Moving Images – The Substation Theatre
To round up this year's First Take showcase, The Substation's Moving Images programme presents "The Best of First Take" --- a...
Interview: Award-Winning Filmmaker Ellery Ngiam
Ellery Ngiam, 27, made his first film Crammed (image at left) in 2003 after winning $2,000 at a lottery. This short...
A Hero’s Journey
In a nutshell A very sympathetic and intimate film about independent East Timor's president Xanana Gusmao and the troubled, violent history...