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Monthly Archives: April 2008
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An MRT employee with a sense of humour?
Reading without rhythm – 24/4/08
() Thanks TokyoMango! – Vom leisen Inferno der Depression und von der Unheimlichkeit des Glücks. – Vantan gets a sneak preview of the Peranakan Museum. The museum occupies the old Tao Nan school building at Armenian Street, next to The … Continue reading
Posted in books, film, random, Singapore, YouTube
Tagged dance, documentary, electronica, film, Godzilla, Gojira, graffiti, Iranian cinema, omodaka, peranakan, photography, Singapore, water, YouTube
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Fountain pens for kids
A colleague asked me about fountain pens today, and as she has young children who have yet to learn handwriting, she was interested in fountain pens for kids. If you’re keen too: Pelikano Jr. Lamy abc red model / blue … Continue reading
Interview with Salman Rushdie
From The Independent: Everyone, fan or foe, invokes their own imaginary Rushdie. We dream him up, and he duly takes shape: as blaspheming apostate for many still-outraged Muslims; as cocky subcontinental pseud for old-school British racists; as martyr to free … Continue reading
SIFF 2008 — Milky Way Liberation Front, Keronchong for Pak Bakar, After the Rain
(cross-posted on the SFS blog. To see all cross-posts, click on the “SFS Blog” tag or category) Leaving the cinema after the end credits for Milky Way Liberation Front rolled, that was the end of SIFF 2008 for me. I … Continue reading
SFS History in “Latent Images”
A couple of weeks ago, while reading up to prep for the Perspectives Film Festival, I discovered that Jan Uhde and Yvonne Ng Uhde had already compiled a comprehensive account of the Singapore Film Society’s history since 1958, in their … Continue reading
SIFF – Quick Cuts – 8 April 2008
(Cross-posted on the SFS blog.) Yep, got a lot to catch up on. I’ll be working backwards from my most recent viewings. Hopefully I can get to NTU’s Perspectives Film Festival (31 Mar – 4 Apr 2008) before too long. … Continue reading
Posted in film, Reviews and Criticism, SFS Blog, Singapore
Tagged criticism, Diminishing Memories, Eng Yee Ping, film, Sam Loh, SIFF, Sinema, Singapore
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Lamy Vista review
JetPens graciously sent me a Lamy Vista. In addition to stocking this excellent pen, JetPens also provides a whole range of Japanese pens at reasonable prices, with prompt service. What’s a Lamy Vista? When Manfred Lamy took over the company … Continue reading
BooksActually reopens!
As of yesterday at No.5 Ann Siang Road. And they’re throwing a little cupcake party this Saturday too. The cupcakes start sprouting from 3pm till they run out, while the tea fountain flows all day. There will be a 10% … Continue reading
Life Before Death
German photographer Walter Schels was terrified of death, but felt compelled to take these extraordinary series of portraits of people before and on the day they died. His partner Beate Lakotta recorded the poignant and revealing interviews with the subjects … Continue reading