P.S.: The True Lives Of The People Who Work Behind The Scenes
Sometimes it is easy, in the commotion of reality, to forget about the little people around you. These people might not...
Singapore
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...
Gentle And Foreboding, DISTANCE 空间 Lovingly Renders A Familiar Family Portrait
A middle-aged woman grapples with her grief and new chapter in life after the passing of her elderly mother. Amidst trying...
KIKI Broaches Complicated Truths With Its Twist On Your Typical Boy-Meets-Girl Story
Kiki is a Toggle Original show following Jay, a lonely illustrator with Asperger’s Syndrome as well as a less than exciting...
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...
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...
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...
FILM REVIEW: Ah Beng In Wonderland
An experimental comedy about a Singaporean low-life (Ah Beng) who runs away to Malaysia on an e-scooter when he’s faced with...
FILM REVIEW: A Beautiful Mind
With the rise of social media and pervasive advertising of cosmetics and apparel in this day and age, the definition of...
FILM REVIEW: Beijing, Mumbai, Tampines
After a gruelling day of training, a group of quarrelsome National Service recruits call their mothers from their phones. Despite their...
FILM REVIEW: Do Not OT
Mei Xin is working overtime on the second day of work. A locked room that was said to be unimportant is...