@SGIFF2015: Banglasia, Truly Asia
Namewee's loss in weight was noticeable when he was in town for SGIFF 2015 last …
Namewee's loss in weight was noticeable when he was in town for SGIFF 2015 last …
Watching The Songs We Sang (2015) would not have held that much importance for me had …
Conversations about the identity of Singapore cinema continues with this 5-part seri…
We so rarely encounter nuanced treatments of aboriginal lives and struggles in the m…
Lei Yuan Bin's 'An Autumn Afternoon' Presented as part of Singapore A…
Singapore tends to be too hasty in obliterating things of the past. Thankfully, ther…
Sunny Yu’s debut feature The Kids revolves around the lives of teenage couple Pao-l…
There was an encouraging significant turn out at the National Museum to watch the …
Asian Shorts Programme http://sgiff.com/browse-all-films/imagine-asian-shorts-prog…
Resignation reigns supreme in this somber film about the place of women in modern Ira…
Happy New Year everyone! As the new year starts, here is something handy for those w…