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The film is an ode to the pioneering Thai performance artist Paisan Plienbanchang who passed away in July 2015. In February 2015, Nizam and fellow artists Jeremy Hiah, Dennis Tan and Han Xiaohan traveled to the Mekong River to join their friend Paisan on a community art project.

On the trip, they found out that Paisan is suffering from late-stage pancreatic cancer. To Paisan is a documentation of a spontaneous performance they did at a site known as the 9000 Holes and a moving farewell to a friend.

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This film follows the mythical journey of Sentinel 5, who awakes from a deep slumber in limbo and begins a journey towards 'The Triangle' - a monolith of unknown origins.

Isabel confronts the difficult decisions related to caring for her father who is recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

It is 1985, Singapore. Meishi, a gawky 16 year old school girl, desperately wants to be part of a group and be cool. She lives alone with her strict father who's nursing a broken heart as Meishi's mother left them for an Australian sailor. Meishi follows her cousin who's part of a mall gang clique (CP kidZ) and tries to infiltrate in. But the gang leader, Zach, thinks Meishi is just not cool enough. There is a big dance off between rival gangs CP KidZ and Loverboys coming up and Meishi endeavours to do well during the dance off to prove her worth into CP kidZ.

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In the lead up to fencing nationals, 16 year old May is burdened by complex feelings for her coach. She struggles to reciprocate her teammate June’s bids for friendship.

Xiao Hong is feeling guilty about killing a snail, and the uncertainties of the afterlife. Unable to sleep, he seeks solace in his grandfather’s company. Storytelling unfolds into nightmare when the act of narrating a story brings about a real and certain existence through a confluence of mythologies, Meanwhile, the Minotaur pays them a visit…

Sent to work in a foreign country, Yutaka spends his nights alone, people watching at a café and wondering what love is. On this evening, he listens in on the conversations at three separate tables. Meanwhile, a young woman wanders the streets in search of her lover.

Boy wants more time to understand and reconcile with his father.

Two brothers goes in seach for their dead hamster in their childhood playground. this film is a tribute to one of the oldest playground in singapore. Written and directed by Royston Tan. Chuan pictures.

Three teenagers muse about them leaving Singapore while searching the Changi Village for an elusive Tapir.

Inspired by true events, Er Ren is a story about relationships and their illusions. A lonely widower lives in his sparse apartment, still longing for his deceased wife. Living secretly in his house, however, there is a woman, who takes part to this life "together" with him, taking care of the home when he's not there. When the fragile reality of this life "together" threatens to become too real for either to take, both Man and Woman must react.

3 Cents A Kilo documents the day-to-day lives of three cardboard collectors. It takes us through their routines and ruminations, showing us how they meet unremitting hardship with grit, humour, and back-breaking hard work.

Johan is infatuated with Yati and Sharifa, two girls from the Madrasah. What has he got up his sleeves to impress them?

A slacker who thinks he is on his way to satisfy his sexual fantasy ends up being played out. He does not realise that the person behind this is indirectly connected to him in many ways. The story takes place over the course of a day from 7am to 11pm.

The theme for the World Expo 2010, Shanghai, was on the importance of sustainable development within today's ballooning urban centers. And Singapore's own sustainable story lends itself pertinently to the subject.

Like many of its contemporary doubles, circa 1965 Singapore was caught between a rapidly rising population and limited land space. The short film, "City Made from the Sky" explores Singapore's brand of sustainable development. How it evolved from a means to survive to a constant balancing act between development and environment today.

The film is narrated by the very architect who drafted the blueprint for Singapore's unique brand of sustainable development, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.

Every man's memory is his personal literature. Helena aches to rewrite her story.

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