The Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) announced this week that Thong Kay Wee will be the new Programme Director to lead the artistic elements of the Festival alongside Executive Director, Emily J. Hoe. The organization also thanked Kuo Ming-Jung, the past programme director for her work.
The Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) is accepting feature & short films, Projects for their Southeast Asian Film Lab; critics for the Youth Jury & Critics Programme; and for the first-time producers for the Southeast Asian Producer Network. The general deadline is August 27th, 2021.
These are 12 short films you shouldn’t miss at the 31st Singapore International Film Festival which will take place onsite and online from November 26th until December 6th, 2020.
This year the Singapore International Film Festival will carry out several online talks and panels with filmmakers, producers and industry experts who will give their views and insights on the current situation of the industry.
We present a list of fifteen films you shouldn’t miss at the 30th Singapore International Film Festival which will take place from November 21st until December 1st (2019) in Singapore.
The organizers of the Singapore International Film Festival announced the recipients of their Documentary (SeaDoc) and the Short Film Grant (Sea-Short).
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