Free screenings of early Singapore films for SG50
What was it like in early Singapore? To celebrate Singapore's 50th birthday, Singaporeans will be able to catch five early local...
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Up, Up, and Away: New Zealand Drone Makers Target Hollywood
Deep in New Zealand's dairying heartland, drone maker Aeronavics tests aircraft designed to corner the fast-growing emerging market for unmanned aerial...
Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs film to be ‘centrepiece’ at New York film fest
Steve Jobs, the upcoming film about the Apple maverick "“ which stars Michael Fassbender in the titular role and was directed...
Kampung life in Jack Neo’s new movie
IPOH - The cast of Jack Neo's new period drama Long Long Time Ago is soaking up the kampung life halfway...
Singapore movie 1965 wants to be “Important” but falls far short
In films marking Singapore's 50th anniversary, we have seen the sublime in the 7 Letters short film anthology. Now, for something...
Fest organisers pull 2 films over MDA calls for cuts
Organisers of the Singapore International Festival Of Arts' (SIFA) pre-festival event The OPEN have withdrawn two films from its movie line-up...
All directors turn in top grades for SG50 film project 7 Letters
Give a bunch of artists some money, leave them alone and quite often, they will deliver something good. But once in...
Film School, for Profit or Not
For a university dedicated to flashy disciplines like film and music recording, Full Sail at first glance has a rather unflashy...
Kelvin Tong gets personal with 7 Letters short, Grandma Positioning System (GPS)
He has directed feature films such as Eating Air, The Maid as well as the upcoming Hollywood-financed horror film The Faith...
The Mambo Jambo movie needs your help
Its director, Electrico's frontman Dave Tan, launches crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for documentary on Zouk's iconic dance night SINGAPORE -...
Emma Thompson: sexism in the industry has got worse
Emma Thompson has said that conditions for actresses in the film and TV industries continue to worsen. In an interview with...
“˜Cinema on the Edge’ to Take Chinese Movies to New York
Last August, Li Xianting, the organizer of the Beijing Independent Film Festival, received an unexpected visit from dozens of police officers and local...