Review
Is There Money In This? by Vanguard – 48 Hour Film Project: Singapore 2009
To watch a comedy is an intention to amuse. Haven’t you heard that laughter is the best…
To watch a comedy is an intention to amuse. Haven’t you heard that laughter is the best…
Thriller is well known for it’s cliffhangers and my all time favorite directors that ma…
Animation helps in creating an illusion of something that may not exists in real life. …
There are many evaluations and definition of art whereby any human can differently view…
I am not a big fan of television shows on celebrity gossips neither do I want to pry in…
That standard blue SIA bag carried by their stewardesses screams at me when the film op…
The first thing that made me sit up in this film was the polished and well-contrasted l…
A film like this could be potentially pretentious because of the attempt to make someth…
That unsettling climax. That's got to be what Leonard wanted us to walk away wit…
Having seen Jason's '3 Feet Apart' in the Singapore Shorts Collection Volum…
Was at a friend's home party and got a chance to watch Michael's (Tay) latest …
Samantha Wee's first Singapore-made short film follows the 2 days after an ageing C…
I have always believed that men should not even think about attempting to decipher the …
No action too big or small should underestimate the power of love. Cultural an…
A moment of lust leads a man down the broken path of repents. With the increa…
Forrest Grump says, “Life is like a box of chocolates”, I say ‘Life is a jigsaw puzzl…
Friendships are like wine, it takes time and nurture for the details to be aged beautif…
Desperate times sure seem to bring about desperate means. A film narrated th…
There is now more noise on the blog. 1 reviewer is often lonely. And I have always want…
Amy Yeo is an abused woman in the 48 hr film competition. She gets overworked by TV new…
I was invited to a very special dinner and home screening event at the Swedish Embassy…
Kids are hearing so many voices in their heads these days. In my days in school, there …
Zheng Kai is a pony-tailed young man who is about to embark on his overseas studies. He…
Kat Goh's 'Swimming Lesson' won the best film in the SIFF Shorts competitio…
Very few of the other SIFF venues would have done justice to the film 'Sink', o…
This piece is a little suprise in the finalists' selection for various reasons. The…
Men seem to be like islands. They always seem to have a way of keeping themselves amuse…