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Saturday, May 02, 2009
[DVD] The ESP Couple (2008)
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Can You Read My Mind? At first glance some halfway through to the film, I'd thought the pairing of the couple was something like that of...
[EU Film Fest] Playing Solo (Sooloilua)
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Bonding The debut feature film of Finnish director Lauri Nurkse, Playing Solo tells the story of three individuals who are just that - selfi...
Friday, May 01, 2009
The Horsemen
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Kuah Simi? I was gearing up for a good serial killer movie given the premise of having the four horsemen of the apocalypse, with the trailer...
Kabei - Our Mother (Kaabee)
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Joy My introduction into Yoji Yamada's cinematic world is through his famed and recent Samurai Trilogy with The Twilight Samurai , The H...
The Meerkats
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Standing Tall Let the wildlife documentaries roll in. I suppose it's lucrative enough to make a film based on animals both in wildlife, ...
Gu Gu The Cat (Gou-Gou Datte Neko De Aru)
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Cat Tales I guess we've seen enough canine movies coming out from Japan, that it's now the turn for felines to get the spotlight. I ...
Thursday, April 30, 2009
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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More X-Men I guess the major news items coming out from this movie, are its infamous internet leak where the only consolation are some few m...
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Star Trek
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The New Old Enterprise This is what GV's Blockbuster Surprise Screening turned out to be! My adventures with the original William Shatne...
Monday, April 27, 2009
The Ramen Girl
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Go Away Just like how Brittany Murphy's Abby finds it almost impossible to make that perfect bowl of ramen because her lack of heart tra...
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Sunday, April 26, 2009
Traitor
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Blind Men Shooting It sure took a long time for this film to debut here, and if memory serves me right, it took almost a year, and the DVD h...
17 Again
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Basketball Again The plot element is nothing new, and we've seen enough of body swaps, or younger folks wishing they can't grow up f...
The International
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Here's How You Stab Someone The trailer had set up The International as some big-bang espionage thriller, made all the more sexier since...
Singapore International Film Festival 2009 Coverage Index Page
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Reviews $9.99 Beetle, The Breathless Call If You Need Me Dada's Dance Letters to the President Malaysian Gods Sell Out! Story of Mr Sorr...
Saturday, April 25, 2009
[SIFF09] The Wackness
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BFF One of the films that have gotten the “festival rating” for a one-off screening, it's easy to see why The Wackness would not have no...
[SIFF09] Call If You Need Me Q&A
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Here's the complete Q&A Session after the screening, with (from Left to Right) lead actor Sunny Pang, director James Lee, and modera...
[SIFF09] Call If You Need Me
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Goodfellas It's an open secret that James Lee gets a lot of love from the Singapore International Film Festival, having almost all, if n...
[SIFF09] $9.99
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Polling Life Personally I dig stop-motion animation, for the simple conscious fact that there's a lot of blood and sweat going on behind...
Friday, April 24, 2009
[SIFF09] Amos Gitai Retrospect: Kippur (Asian Premiere)
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Rag-Tag Team While it's easy to set expectations and think that this could be a Saving Private Ryan / Black Hawk Down type of film (sinc...
[SIFF09] This Too Shall Pass Q&A
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Here's the complete Q&A session with (Left to Right) Ellen Lee (daughter of documentary subject Uncle Lee) and director Ang Aik Heng...
Thursday, April 23, 2009
[SIFF09] This Too Shall Pass (World Premiere)
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Uncle Lee While Sell Out! had comedic segments on death, dealing with the desire to film those whose life is about to expire for a reality ...
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