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Benjamin rushes to Katong Swimming Complex when he finds out that it will be demolished. Wistful memories about his childhood come crashing back as he dreams about recapturing some of the past’s magic.

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Xiao Jing is about a Mainland Chinese woman who comes to Singapore to find a better life, and maybe love.

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After a gruelling day of training, a group of quarrelsome National Service recruits call their mothers from their phones.

Despite their different origins, their conversations with home are poignantly similar. B.M.T. aims to show that despite surface tensions between ordinary Singaporeans and new citizens, they share the same humanity deep down.

Singapore is shaken by a threat of a nuclear leak from its new power plant. Julia acts quickly to evacuate her and her kids out of the city only to return a week later to realise nothing happened. Julia now has to explain her actions to her kids and attempt to justify the sacrifices made.

As the COVID-19 pandemic ravages theaters around the world, three companies must outwit one another to win a rare commission to stage a musical.

In 1998 Singapore, at the peak of the Asian Financial Crisis, a man and his family spend their final day on Earth at Sentosa island. There, he comes to confront the peculiar closeness between salvation and terror.

After a psychometric profile test, 50 year old office worker Wong Su Min is deemed as the person her colleagues least want to have lunch with. Back home, Su Min receives an invite to her old school reunion but she is hesitant. To build up her confidence, Su Min unearths her old childhood autograph book and reads through the poems of friendship which prove that she was liked, had friends and in fact, even had a best friend. But this trip through the youthful pages of the autograph book is not without its trappings as the book takes hold of Su Min and forces her to confront unresolved pain in her past.

Timepieces is an adaptation of a short story by Gregory Nalpon from the book ‘The Wayang at Eight Milestones’ edited by Angus Whitehead. It tells the story of Margaret, a kindergarten teacher who receives a sudden death threat, after admonishing a new student for bringing a dog to school. The film is part of Utter 2017, organized by the Singapore Writers Festival.

Ah Ping is a widower whose solitary life gets disrupted when his flat is confiscated. As he struggles to navigate through the bureaucracy, he crosses path with a troubled youth and revives this old dog of Mei Ling Street.

A 2004 short film by Royston Tan made of three parts: Blind / Old Parliament House / Capitol Cinema

“At which point do you let go?…” – This is the central question of “Vios”, a short documentary that tracks the last days of a dog suffering from terminal cancer and how its owners struggle with the critical decision: whether or not to euthanise her. Shot over a 6-month period by the owners, Wendy and Ler, this intimate documentary is an unfettered access into the lives of the flmmakers, exposing their deepest vulnerabilities in face of this crisis, which had crushed their fnances and strained their relationship. Through their personal story, Wendy and Ler hope to create more awareness for dogs with cancer in Singapore and around the world.

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"Unbroken" traces the story of Guang in modern-day Singapore, struggling with various forms of Dyslexia as a child, in school and in the army. The difficulties he has with fine motor coordination and grasping mathematical and spatial concepts cause him to be the brunt of much ridicule and ostracisation.

His family, together with caring teachers who believe in him, are fortunately his pillars of strength.

With one take, the camera traverses the exterior of a single structure in Singapore, to see how space is constructed and used to monitor and channel migrant workers onto buses back to dormitories.

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A family portrait as they celebrate the eve of chinese new year in traditions and annual reunion dinners, set against the backdrop of the changing landscapes of singapore that transcended several decades.
The timeline of the film begins in the 60s/70s period and span to the current day Singapore. The family do their preparations and follow the customs that still intact for generations and show the depth of their bonds and values that they shared through simple acts and habits.

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