Movie: Full House (????)
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- Director: T.L. Tay
- Country: Singapore
Movie: Full House (????)
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Movie: Forever Fever (1998)
“Kung Fu meets disco in Singapore. Hock is a grocery clerk longing for a motorbike. He lives with his parents and sister; they idolize his younger brother, Beng, a medical student calling himself Leslie. Hock loves Bruce Lee; he works out and imitates his moves. When Hock sees a cheesy local version of “Saturday Night Fever,” he gets the disco bug, taking his pal Mei to nightly lessons in hopes of winning a contest and buying the bike. He’s blind to Mei’s falling in love with him, and, at the last minute asks another woman to be his partner in the contest. Meanwhile, Beng reveals a personal secret to his family and a crisis ensues. Hock, Beng, Mei and her rival: it’s Night Fever. Written by {jhailey@hotmail.com}”
Tagline: A romantic comedy with twists and turns.
Trivia: Immediately after the scene where Hock runs in full ’70s dance getup to meet with Mei and when he finally arrives, there is a truck in the background with a large blue covering on it. The purpose of this vehicle was not only as a set dressing, but it was used to block the camera’s view of the catering area so that the crew would not have to move all of the tables and food to another location.
Movie: Final Cut (1996)
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Movie: Fengkuang ziyouren (2000)
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Movie: Feng (2007)
“Two individuals leading seemingly separate lives in different countries are bonded by a common past. This poetic piece spans the landscape of Australia and Singapore exploring, through subtle details, the current lives of two people who shared an experience of living through World War II in Singapore. Written by Objectifs Films (website)”
Trivia: The film was conceived as part of a filmmaker residency program held by Objectifs Centre for Filmmaking and Photography in Singapore. The director attended this residency in late 2006.
Movie: Fall (2004)
“Adapted from an original poem of the same name, by Katharine Chong, Fall, is set in a different time and space illustrating the rush of regrets. Fall, is a film that avoids the typical word for scene adaptation of a poem, but instead focuses on the portrayal of emotions and ideas of the film. Presenting a poem on paper, and another on sreen, together. Written by Ho Kok Tai, Rich”
Tagline: Everything was meant to fall
Trivia: With a budget of $200, all the costumes were improvised from women’s clothing, pajamas, and cheap clothes on sale. Some of the clothing split when filming got intense.
Movie: F. (2007)
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Movie: "Front" (2006)
“A program dedicated to the inner artiste and voyeur in all of us. FRONT explores the world of the Arts with a difference. Serious yet fun, informative yet entertaining; this is a show with attitude that is current and always has the pulse of the audience. Fronted by two fashionable, hip and in-the-know presenters, the stylized show is fast and frenzied, making the arts accessible with never a dull moment in between. Everything you ever wanted to know about arts and music, packaged in a half hour weekly, fresh and edgy magazine program, featuring lifestyles of the arts crowd, insights into the creative process, reviews on all genres in the arts field, coming attractions, a quick guide to what’s happening and what’s not, performances by local, regional and international acts, little known facts and trivia behind the scenes and retrospectives on world renowned Asian artistes. Each story and segment tackles a different angle on the very diverse arts field. The idea behind every story, profile and angle is to show the seldom seen face of the arts and artistes – to show the psyche behind their artistic panache, the decisions that led them to where they’re at, what they (and their works) embody, to feature those that took the path less traveled with a unique mindset and drive. Eclectic. Engaging. Entertaining. Written by Esan Sivalingam”
Tagline: The new face of the arts
Movie: "First Touch" (2002)
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Movie: "Fei yue fo tiao qiang" (2008)
“Cologne, a washed-up and out-of-love scriptwriter ends up at a home for the elderly as a caretaker/janitor. He unwittingly turns the place inside out, and transforms everyone’s life in the process. He encourages the old folks to relive and pursue their dreams, turning the austere and oppressive home into a vibrant and colorful place. In return, the old folks work together to help Cologne realize his dream. Follow the misadventures of Cologne and five colorful denizens of the home – Xiao Bai Long, Han Lao Shi, Xiao Ming, Tian Cai and Ge Ge. Along the way, he antagonizes, but is also attracted to the young and beautiful Miss Lim, the director of the home who administers a strict set of regulations. Written by Anonymous”