Azlan, who had just finished serving a 5-year prison sentence, came out to find that his younger brother had been murdered. He who has now migrated and is determined to become a changed person faces an internal conflict whether to hand it over to the authorities or take revenge on his younger brother's death.
A man and his wife start acting strange, little do they know there are sinister forces at hand
A Singaporean production in Malay by B.S. Rajhans.
Buah Dahsyat (Fantastic Fruits) is a short film capturing the veiled and coded lives of residents in Boon Lay, Singapore through enigmatic fruits acting as multifarious symbols for intersecting themes including everyday rituals, desire, social mobility and labour. Anchored by the voice of drag queen Luna Thicc, the fruits’ behaviour and habits become enmeshed with found footage, smartphone videos and kitsch popular culture imagery.
A young man reliving his life by travelling through time only to realise the answer has always been with him all along.
On the night before his debut, Isa decides to open up to his parents about his long-hidden pursuit.
The story is set in a rainforest full of squarish plants which controlled by the Mother Tree. However it is only the main character, Biji（circle seeds) who are different , who wanted to express his own through dancing. But rejected and puppet-ed by Mother Tree and slowly began to lose his own color. Throughout some struggle and discover, they found out that each of the seeds are different, and they are potentially to become any plants they wanted to be.
In a country where possession of cannabis is punishable with death, Siti finds herself pulled into the unfamiliar world of lengthy legal proceedings and prison visits when her 60 year old father is arrested for allegedly using medical cannabis to treat his chronic illnesses. In her journey to save her father from the death penalty, Siti finds herself succumbing to fear and anxiety as she navigates through her own personal challenges - all the while fearing that she might never see her father again. All in all, ‘Ayahku, Dr. G’ is a story about a daughter’s quest for her father’s justice from a law that puts punishment before public health.
Colonialism and modernity, tropics and the arts. In 1955, Ho Kok Hoe, then president of the Singapore Art Society made a months-long journey to the UK, Europe and the US. An artist and architect of local repute, curatorial legend has it that he embarked on the journey with over 200 pieces of artworks by him and 6 other Singaporean artists. His search for an exhibition venue began only upon his arrival in London, which by some minor miracle culminated in the first exhibition of Singaporean art in Europe.
A combination of cut-out animation and rotoscoping animation.
Ninavau, a native Kadazan woman returns from Peninsular Malaysia to her devout Catholic family in Sabah – with a change of heart.
A short montage that weaves together representations of America’s foes and the spectacle of cinematic combat in acclaimed Hollywood war films from the 1970s to the present.
A girl is stuck in a time loop on her birthday and learns to love herself and help the people arounds her
Selasih, a married young woman who appears to be struggling through a personal problem that is noticeable amongst her coworkers. Ana, a caring colleague came to Selasih’s aid but is frustrated when she did not manage to get through and decided to go find the root of the problem before it’s too late.
