Gone Shopping – at Golden Village Vivocity till Wed 22 August + interview with Aaron Kao and Magdalene Tan
A behind-the-scenes video of Gone Shopping, with music by Joe Ng (thanks Emme for the heads up). Catch the film before...
INTERVIEWS
Interview: Royston Tan and Gary Goh on ‘881’
It is quite a feat to create not one but three made-in-Singapore feature films in five years. We got hold of...
Interview: Viji, Resident Colourist at Infinite Frameworks
Think Wong Kar Wai's In the Mood for Love, and immediately an emotionally moving palette of colours comes to mind. In...
Becoming Royston – An Interview with Nicholas Chee and Randy Ang
Interview with director Nicholas Chee and producer Randy Ang from Singapore on occasion of the world premiere of “Becoming Royston" in...
Going Nuts About Shopping – An interview with Wee Li Lin
Sinema speaks with Wee Li Lin, director of the upcoming feature film Gone Shopping about the ups and downs, the lure...
GreenCine podcast by Ben Slater with SIFF filmmakers
The Singapore International Film Festival may be over for this year, but GreenCine offers an opportunity to look back at some...
I Love Malaya filmmaking team (part 2)
Read part 1 of the interview here. Once filming got under way, the filmmaking team made several trips to Johor Bahru,...
I Love Malaya filmmaking team (part 1)
It's a cosy Saturday in a small Viennese-style cafe where the smell of coffee is strong and the regulars spend long,...
Interview: Woo Yen Yen & Colin Goh (part 2)
Read part 1 of the interview here. Quite a few Singapore films depict the same issues, the same scenes and the...
Interview: Woo Yen Yen & Colin Goh (Part 1)
Woo Yen Yen and Colin Goh are virtually household names on the Singapore film and pop culture scene. Founders of satirical...
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...
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...