LASALLE Re-Stages Class of 2020’s Graduation Show at McNally Campus
Due to the pandemic outbreak last year, the LASALLE Show Exhibition, LASALLE College of Art's annual showcase for its graduating class,...
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Programmer Viknesh Kobinathan on Asian Film Archive, the Retrospective series, and Abbas Kiarostami
The Asian Film Archive’s (AFA) Retrospective programme is a regular series that serves as a comprehensive filmic immersion into bygone eras,...
Film Review: Dystopian Teen Drama ‘Faeryville’ Leaves Bare the Thin Line Between Ideology and Extremism
Youthful idealism becomes an excuse for terror - when a new boy joins a clique of loser misfits in Faeryville College....
Interview: Actor Aric Hidir Amin, on His Leading Role in ‘Sacred Guardians: The Audio Drama’
For Aric Hidir Amin, acting boils down to one word: believability. For the last 15 years, the 36-year-old has been honing...
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 on the verge of...
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...
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:...
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...
Yonfan’s ‘Bugis Street’: A Touchstone in Singapore’s Search for a National Identity in an Era of Queer Uprising
Almost three decades on, Yonfan’s Bugis Street (1995) continues to leave a mark on Singaporean audiences, and remains an important touchstone...
6 Socially-Distanced Ways to Support Film in Singapore During Phase 2 (Heightened Alert)
It has been over a year since COVID-19 changed all our lives and the arts industry, which relies a lot on...
Series Review: ‘Mr Kiasu 2.0’ Is an Absolute Joy Brimming With Wit and Side-Splitting Humour
Mr Kiasu has been fired, but true to his never-say-die, die-die-never-lose, lose-lose-must-still-win attitude, he aims to bounce back, improve himself and...
A Behind-The-Scenes Look At Interactive Murder Mystery ‘The Bride Always Knocks Twice — Killer Secrets’
With its combination of digital theatre, live online interrogations and on-site crime scene investigations, describing and defining The Bride Always Knocks...