(A Nutshell) Review

Family Blues It's indeed a blue moon when we have two Singapore films hitting the big screens here at almost the same time. Haunted Chan...

Superficial BFFs Similar to the issues raised in Japanese film My Rainy Days starring Nozomi Sasaki , Kenneth Bi's Girl$ tackles teenage...

Ready Steady Go! During the time when I first wrote about the film here and on Twitch, I was intrigued by the premise alone, given that it...

Hey It's the Black Eyed Peas! I wouldn't have watched this if not for a friend who wanted to catch a comedy together, though I must ...

The New Crew So I have two left feet, but that doesn't mean I can't get to enjoy contemporary dance movies centered on the street da...

What the * The draw of Going the Distance will undoubtedly be its leading stars of Justin Long and Drew Barrymore, being an on-off-on real l...

Should We Tell? You see it happen all the time, where it's usually the guy having a good time at the arcade, or engrossed in a portable ...

Toward a Greater Future! It sure is a lala pipo (a lot of people) in this film, and it is this kaleidoscope of quirky characters that makes ...

I had originally intended to skip this session to get much needed rest, but watching the great selection of films from NDJC 2007 graduates ...

Like A Busker As the festival started for some reason I took note that there were a number of great musical pieces in most of the films pres...

I'm Cool Like That This is the stuff of what Hong Kong action crime thrillers are made of, with the sets being the real streets of the c...

World At Her Feet So far we've been treated to 35mm prints of classics filmed the traditional way, but advances in camera technology mea...

This weekend's installment consists of another section that the Festival is focusing on in alignment with its theme of Youth, and that...

Deep Breath As festival director Gavin Liu mentioned, the selection thus far and for films to come are from directors who are either startin...

Lonely For some reason unexplained the thought of Yasmin Ahmad's Muallaf came to mind when I read the premise of this film. The only re...

So What's For Dessert? Today marks the start of a series of paid screenings of the Japanese Film Festival, which if you do not already k...