‘Ah Girl’ Director Ang Geck Geck Priscilla on Learning to Choose Herself: “We Can Choose the Life That We Really Want”
"In the end, it’s about Ah Girl choosing herself and finding the journey that she wants."
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Siyou Tan Tackles Delinquent Behaviour in Singapore
“Singapore is young and it's still struggling with the things that teenagers struggle with — the sense of identity, who ...
‘Stranger Eyes’ Lingers Where It Looks
Yeo Siew Hua has made something slipperier, more self-reflexive: a story where surveillance is less a narrative device than a ...
Chia Chee Sum’s ‘Oasis of Now’ Finds Brimming Fountains of Life in Stillness and Space
It gently transfixes by highlighting a distinct visual style and doing away with a forward-propelled narrative.
Reel Asian 2024: ‘My Wonderful Life’ Looks at a Mother’s Break(down)
A harried assistant collapses at work and finds unexpected freedom as a hospital patient.
‘An Unfinished Film’ Marks a Triumphant Return for Filmmaker Lou Ye
A docufiction hybrid film relegated to an unglamourous “special screenings” spot, but one of the most fascinating films at Cannes.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Some Women’ Is a Masterful Exploration of Womanhood
What’s most remarkable about 'Some Women' is the relationship between the camera and the subject.
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