Singapore Movies

A father struggles to hold onto the remnants of his relationship with his son in the uncertainty of the present.

Revisiting the Indonesian horror / exploitation films of the 80s and 90s that he loved as a teenager, Riar Rizaldi examines the ways in which these fi...

Rose is a lonely 75-year-old woman who lives alone and longs for the attention of her family – which she never gets. Her life changes one day when the...

After the death of her beloved grandmother, Ting struggles to cope with the loss, unsure of the lively funeral rituals. But, beneath strong appearance...

Ram reluctantly becomes a brother figure to a young and helpless boy, both undocumented workers. Living in such intense precarity, mutual support migh...

Two schoolgirls encounter the ghost of a former student in an abandoned school. Enlisting their help to pass into the afterlife, the ghost brings them...

Jin and his family are in mourning following his mother’s death. While her spirit has returned to visit her husband, Jin is desperately looking for si...

Wen is finally released after many years of imprisonment. An old man now, he returns to an uneasy reunion with his children. Whilst his daughter welco...

"There is not enough room for both of us." Two painters fight for the space they have to paint in their own style.

The Believers is a wry, quietly observant film that captures secular and non-secular rituals practiced by the average Singaporean. In juxtaposing the...

Through the span of a taxi ride in Singapore, an immigrant mother reconciles with her son on their notion of home.

Golden Mile Complex, an important icon of 1970’s Metabolist urbanism, faces demolition in Singapore. The Film speculates on an alternative vision for...

As part of a Total Defence Day exercise in Singapore, three teenage members of the National Cadet Corps are assigned to role play as Japanese Occupati...

Six-year-old Stanley has a year left to be Disney's Queen Elsa to his heart's content, before formal education starts.

Wayang, or Chinese Street Opera, has become a dying art in Singapore. Grace, a millennial filmmaker, visits her larger-than-life Aunty Maggie, who use...

In this coming-of-age film, 17-year-old Zaki’s ambitions are disrupted by his troubled family past, and he now has to wrestle with the idea of fatherh...

In the Chinese dialect of Hokkien, "Kua Bo" stands for "cannot see". Affected by cataract, 60-year-old Tat Chuan has problems with his vision which he...

Lak Boh Ki is a Hainanese term for "Drop Nowhere". A one-and-a-half year old baby who dropped his plush Merlion toy onto the ledge outside of his HDB...

Ying, a 13 year-old girl and a frequent shoplifter, becomes a pawn in her father's scam.

A father, who is also the discipline master at his son’s school, has to grapple with his own principles when his rebellious son breaks one of the scho...