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Sinema Showoff! Class of 2010: Special Singapore Edition The DVD is a collection of six local films that truly reflect the flavour and soul of Singapore and its people.
The DVD is priced at S$19.90 with GST and delivery charges apply according to the total weight of the package, and will be sent via registered mail (additional S$2.24).
Now Available for sale in Sinema Old School.
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Here is part 2 and final part of the Screen Singapore fashion report.
The charming ensemble cast from the movie 'Holland Village - Diary of an expat housewife'
The crowd goes 'Boomz'.
'Do I really have to answer her question?'
'How many times must we tell you we are not acting in Channel 5 anymore?'
It's hard to do black tie events in Singapore, the humidity just makes you sticky and itchy
A little too early for Pink Dot
'If anyone saw my pants around here, please return them to me.'
No comments. This is one gorgeous lady who can even make table cloth look sexy
Taking the cue from Yangtze Cinema at Pearl Centre, Lido decided to allow umbrellas to brought in to the serve the needs of some of its patrons
'Don't you dare scandalise Screen Singapore or I will hit you with my LV bag! It's my hubby's baby ok.'
Elim Chew, founder of 77th Street, dressing the part for her upcoming film 'School of Hard Knocks'
'Dammit, Zhang Ziyi has to spoil my red carpet moment by wearing purple too.'
'This girl is insecure, she kept speaking to me in Mandarin and clinging on to me the whole night.'
Background Girl#1: I thought I saw this dress at OG.
Background Girl#2: Cannot be, my mum bought the last one.

'Did you get your daily dose of Fortune Cookies and Chop Suey?'
The man of the night doing his job. The lady next to him: 'I've got the best job in the world, I get Tom Hanks calling me by my first name.'
'Let me introduce you to Mr Tan, he owns a Bak Kwa factory and he might be interested in funding your next movie if you can feature his Bak Kwa.'
Written by SINdie
Living With… a short film competition to communicate prevention messages or explore issues relating to stigma and discrimination of people living with HIV/AIDS. Documentary or fictional film, it's your choice!
Participants will gain access to a pool of local AIDS workers and volunteers including AIDS activist Royston Tan, and be challenged to make a short film that will inspire kindness, and action.
*Entries will be accepted from all tertiary-based student-teams, interested teams to submit entry forms by June 22nd 2011. The best entries will win attractive cash prizes and be screened by AfA in conjunction with World AIDS Day. Feel free to contact us at art.against.aids@afa.org.sg if you have any queries.
For More information,Click HERE
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There were essentially 3 things worth watching at Screen Singapore, the nation's inaugural film market to the world - Zhang Ziyi, Super 8 and of course Tom Hanks. At his age, he is definitely still drawing the crowds. But after all, he is everybody's favourite simpleton Forest Gump. I think the organisers know it themselves that the films hardly added to any excitement in the week long event, instead the real highlights were the red carpet events that stood side by side with flip-slop wearing shoppers. Here are the snapshots of the red carpet event at the Closing Gala event that feature Larry Crowne, acted and directed by Tom Hanks.
Journalists and bloggers perch themselves up for good shots
Doesn't look like Singapore, does it?
Yong Mun Chee and her cast stopped for an interview at the red carpet
The best place to stand was not amongst the crowd
Among this huge crowd of beautiful people were models, actors, businessmen, socialites and 1 filmmaker
Waiting for the arrival of Tom Hanks
There he is! Next to the barricades. The lady (supposedly a chaperone), looks like an over-eager fan
Snap snap snap
Tom opens his speech with how he was fascinated by kungfu movies and it opened his eyes to how different cinema could be from here. Err... the only Kungfu from Singapore in recent times could have been Cleopatra Wong, otherwise it might have been 881. I am not sure if Tom was referring to them.
The best part of the evening (other than the film itself) was when Tom made his exit. He shoo-ed the 2 emcees off stage saying that they were wasting time and everybody was just waiting to watch the movie already. In good humour of course. Thanks Tom for not giving Singapore a 50% discount in your presence. We forgive you for thinking this is Hong Kong.
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FRESH TUBE

'The Story of 90 Coins' by Michael Wong: Within the span of about 9 minutes, 'The Story of 90 Coins' spins the age-old yarn of love with efficiency and sleek artistry. It is a love that begins with a romantic and dreamy sentiment, of a man who dedicates ninety days of his life to convince a woman to marry him, and eventually, this romanticised love is pit against the uncompromising twists and turns of life and the changing dynamics in relationships. What is captured here are the ups and downs of love through the lens of romantic nostalgia, and with the film's stunning cinematography and confident performances, it may well touch its viewers' hearts. (Timothy Ong) >>> If you would like your film feature on FRESH TUBE, just email us at sindie@sindie.sg and we will put your film on the line-up.
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