Amoeba
Singapore filmmaker Tan Siyou takes aim at the socially suppressive status quo crushing young people in her country in the exuberant teen-centered ‘Amoeba’.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Nov 26, 2025 | Singapore 2025, Festivals |
Singapore filmmaker Tan Siyou takes aim at the socially suppressive status quo crushing young people in her country in the exuberant teen-centered ‘Amoeba’.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Nov 26, 2025 | Singapore 2025, Festivals |
A-list Asian stars, international festival hits, local trailblazers and restored classics converge at the latest edition of the Singapore International Film Festival.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Sep 27, 2025 | Festivals, Busan 2025 |
Amid widespread concern over the health of the Korean film industry, the Busan International Film Festival celebrated its 30th edition hosting domestic films – and audiences – marked by their variety and vitality.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Sep 25, 2025 | Featured, Festivals, San Sebastian 2025 |
Following the success of ‘Tasio’ on the festival circuit last year, the Basque Film Archive will present the restored versions of four 1980s medium-length feature at San Sebastián.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Sep 24, 2025 | Busan 2025, Festivals |
South Korean rom-com royalty Bae Suzy and The Squid Game star Lee Jin-wook descend on Busan with the slick, subdued and fastidiously chaste ‘Seven O’Clock Breakfast Club for the Brokenhearted’.
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