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Category Archives: SFS Blog
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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