Review: ‘Son of Saul’
"˜Son of Saul', the debut feature of Hungarian director Laszlo Nemes, is a claustrophobic, incisive feature that is disorienting, yet one...
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Review: Disney’s ‘Zootopia’
It all started with "˜Dinosaur' and "˜Ice Age', and in 2003, "˜Finding Nemo' broke box office records. Then Hollywood's love affair...
Review: ‘Anomalisa’
"˜Anomalisa' is a strange beast of a movie. One. It is an animated movie. Or more precisely, one that is brought...
SGIFF2015: Review – The Fourth Direction
In the history books during the film's period of reference, the road to the famed golden temple at Amritsar was treacherous...
Review: “˜The Mermaid’
Easily the most delightful comic fantasy in Chinese-language cinema since his own "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" (2013), Stephen...
Review: ‘Deadpool’
"˜Deadpool' wastes no time in establishing that it is different. The movie opens like a double-page spread of a comic book....
Review: Long Long Time Ago by Jack Neo
In Jack Neo's Long Long Time Ago, the progress of the central family closely follows the progress of Singapore starting from...
Review: The Anniversary by Team Zissou, for the 48 Hour Film Project Singapore
The predecessor to all film competitions with a time limit, the 48 Hour Film Project (HFP) made its yearly visit to...
Review: HBO’s “˜Animals’ Is One of the Most Unique and Interesting Shows on Television
Animals might be the weirdest, craziest, most interesting television show in a long time. The new HBO show feels like someone...
@SGIFF2015: Banglasia, Truly Asia
Namewee's loss in weight was noticeable when he was in town for SGIFF 2015 last December. It's been a rough ride...
Review: The Songs We Sang
Watching The Songs We Sang (2015) would not have held that much importance for me had it not been a special...
The Roots Remain (“˜Retour aux sources’): Phnom Penh Review
The Canadian directorial duo's debut follows Montreal-based graffiti artisti FONKi's rediscovery of his family's Cambodian origins as he finishes a mural...