The Tiger Translate artists got together on the third day for the last task; painting of the canvas that is going to be featured prominently on the stage. In this round, all the artists are left on their own, allowing them to freely expressing themselves on the theme of “Balance”. All the artists picked out [...]
There’s a thin line between being that film with a hundred film festival awards bragging badges on the promotional poster, and one that looks as though it was created on iMovie by an eighteen year old Mass Communications student high on weed.
Sweet September it shall be, for the Lady Boss of stand-up comedy and my dearest sis, Irene Ang, returns for her fourth (yeah, fourth already, mai siao siao) installment of The V Conference series. With her 3 amigos, Chua Enlai, Shane Mardjuki and my mate Brendon Fernandez, Irene looks set to make September a month to remember.
A girl’s mission to provide the world with a collection of nostalgia (or repulsion) a day, for the entire year. Thank you, Lisa Congdon.
A short film about man’s misunderstanding and mixed relationship with Mother Nature, by twenty-five year old Conor Finnegan. GOODSTUPH.
Come join me and my family of FLY Entertainment, including Irene Ang, Chua Enlai, Rebecca Tan and the one and only Government fella that’s not too bad looking, Mr Teo Ser Luck, in a walk towards the new hub, today in *SCAPE Launch Festival 2010.
For those who remember the Oscar-winning hit movie of the same name, come watch the musical comedy from 18 June to 4 July 2010 at Drama Centre theatre! Come see real men with balls going The Full Monty today!
My relationship with Changi Airport began from the day I was born. My folks had and still have, a humble stall selling duck rice in the staff canteen of Terminal One – the only terminal at that time, since 29 years ago. With both parents out working, and the economic inability to afford a maid, I was often left on my own, exploring the terminal.
A Wild Sheep Chase. Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. Norwegian Wood. Dance Dance Dance. South of the Border, West of the Sun. The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. Sputnik Sweetheart, Kafka on the Shore, After Dark. After the Quake. Underground. The Elephant Vanishes. Birthday Stories. Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. Haruki Murakami and the Music of Words.
This film is a brief analysis of the various models of liberal democratic theory, and how the concept of democratic rule became embedded in the shifting ideas of social equality, and increasingly dependent on the mechanism of capitalism. By Studiocanoe.
