Hollywood and Stephen Chow To Remake Aamir Khan’s 3 Idiots
After its blockbuster success in India, Aamir Khan starrer 3 Idiots is all set to get a Hollywood remake. "We are...
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Fri, 16 Dec 2011 – Best of Shnit! 2011 & Sinema Showoff! 2011 Curators’ Pick
Check out the Shnit International Shortfilmfestival 2011 winners and Sinema Showoff! Curator's Pick! Join us for the last short films showcase for...
You are the apple of my eye
Lust leads the way but love gets lost in "You Are the Apple of My Eye," a bawdy, sentimental but still...
KIX HD ready for launch on mioTV
The KIX HD channel, a hybrid of Tiger Gate Entertainment's existing KIX and Thrill offerings, is launching on SingTel's mio TV tomorrow. ...
Is Southeast Asian Cinema Catching Up To Hollywood?
Southeast Asian filmmakers celebrated the region's cinematic achievements while lamenting the difficulty of competing with Hollywood's pulling power at a film...
Singapore to Host French Film Festival
Singapore, which has hosted film festivals from Israel and Germany in recent years, is opening its doors to France. In December,...
Great stories start with imagination
The enthusiasm surrounding the Creative Video Awards seminar was palpable. As the 540-strong crowd swarmed into the Mandarin Orchard Grand Ballroom...
Breath 숨 (M18) by Kim Ki Duk, Awardee for Cannes Un Certain Regard
Breath 窒æ¯æƒ…欲 숨 Directed by Kim Ki Duk Korean | Drama | 2007 | 84 mins | Korean with English Subtitles...
The Chronicles Of Narnia arrives at Marina Bay Sands this Christmas!
The magical world of Narnia comes to Singapore on Dec 3. Based on C.S. Lewis' fictional books and blockbuster film series,...
YesAsia sponsors the Fantastic Asia Film Festival in Australia
Leading online retailer YesAsia.com is a premier sponsor of the Fantastic Asia Film Festival (FAFF) which runs from November 10 to...
Korean Film Festival: East meets West
The inaccurately-named London Korean Film Festival has expanded this year to include Sheffield and Cambridge, and with new Korean films that...
Can cinema help China tackle 4,000 years of history?
If history could be converted into stock options, China would have plenty to cash in: more than 4,000 years' worth. But...