Film Of The Month: Summer of 85 is A Coming-Of-Age Drama That Balances Love, Life & Death
Based on the 1982 novel, Dance on My Grave by Aidan Chambers, Summer of 85 (Été 85) is a melting pot of film genres all bundled into one. Is it a myst…
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Film of The Month: Lose Yourself in Chances & Choices with World’s First Interactive Movie, Late Shift
Released in 2017, Late Shift was the first ever interactive movie-game, available on Steam and the App Store. It received positive reviews not long af…
Film Of The Month: Operation Varsity Blues Is a No-Filter Documentary About The United States’ Broken College Admissions System
Getting into a good university is based on your own merits - your effort, your character, your academics. Netflix's new documentary, Operation Varsity Blues, tells us otherwise. In 2019, news of the c…
Film of The Month: Unpregnant is a Teen Comedy on the Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life Debate
Rachel Lee Goldenberg’s adaptation of Ted Caplan and Jenni Hendriks’ novel, Unpregnant, deals with a heavy subject matter. But at its heart, it’s a …
Film of the Month: Assassins, A Bizarre Documentary On The Women Who Killed Kim Jong-Nam As “A Prank”
How do you assassinate someone – unintentionally? Reality is sometimes far stranger than fiction, and Ryan White's latest documentary proves it in chi…
Film of the Month: Chadwick Boseman & Viola Davis Present An Unflinching Portrayal of Race in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? Well, a lot more than you might expect, if Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is to be believed. The strong-willed veteran singer Gertrude "Ma" …
Film of the Month: Tiong Bahru Social Club is a Whimsical Yet Meaningful Take on the Pursuit of Happiness
Though the notion of a "happiest neighbourhood in the world" seems a tad unbelievable, the brightly coloured and bizarrely idyllic Tiong Bahru of Tan …
Film of the Month: His House, a Bone-Chilling Movie About the Horrors of Being a Refugee
If you're looking for a break from the recent mentally and emotionally exhausting political talk year, this movie might not be the one for you. Premie…
Film Of The Month: The Perfect Candidate, A Sharp Election Drama by Saudi Arabia’s First Female Director
Is the shitshow that is this year's US elections sapping your faith in society? Take a two-hour breather and discover an underdog worth rooting for in The Perfect Candidate. Directed by Haifaa Al Mans…
Film Of The Month: The Pickup Game Unveils Hidden Horrors of the Multi-Million Dollar Pickup Industry
The Pickup Game exposes the secrets of the multi-million dollar 'pickup' industry, aimed at helping men become successful (read: have sex) with women.…