Film Review: ‘Happily, Even After’
As aptly described by its tagline, Happily Even After is a modern morality film; an urban fairytale. What is in essence...
REVIEWS
Asian Film Archive Collection: Singapore Shorts Vol.2
It was in 2005 that the Asian Film Archive issued the first DVD collection from its archives entitled Singapore Shorts Volume...
Stefan Says So: Banjir Kemarau (Flooding in the Time of Drought) Review
This film is in response by writer-director Sherman Ong to this year's Singapore Biennale theme of "Wonder", where the filmmaker decided...
SINdie: ‘Tak Dong Cheng’
Tak Dong Cheng is quite a flagship film of the Malay Filmmaker's Society. It has been screened several times at various...
Fooism: Carrot Cake Conversations
This film rounds up this year's selection of Singapore and Singaporean-made feature films, and 2008 is certainly a bumper year crop...
SINdie: The High Cost of Living
A title that belies a rich cross-stitched fabric of relationships - that's The High Cost of Living. It was easy to...
The Torch: Invisible Children Review
Invisible Children, Brian Gothong Tan's first feature length film, just had its World Premiere at the Bangkok International Film Festival last...
Film Review: ‘Pulau Hantu’
In case you haven't got a clue to what the title means, it directly translates to Island of Ghosts. I guess...
Review of Royston Tan’s fourth feature film: ’12 Lotus’
Yes, there has been an impressive tide of local films washing over the silver screens islandwide these past two months, and...
Salawati
"What would really please me is if it [Salawati] challenged people to examine their own belief systems when they think about...
SINdie: ‘The Days’ – Gangsters in Moschino
Expect nothing less when you have the blessing of 400 over extras. I heard it from the horse's mouth Boi Kwong....
The Teenage Textbook Movie
Just the other day a couple of my friends and I had a heated debate about love, in relation to Gabriel...