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 the list of films that will be screened at the 31st Singapore International Film Festival which will take place from November 26th until December 6th (2020) in cinemas and online.
The Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) is accepting feature & short films, Projects for their Southeast Asian Film Lab; and people for the Youth Jury & Critics Programme. The general deadline is August 24th (2020). Here you can find more information about their call for entry.
The Singapore International Film Festival is accepting projects for the Asian-Short Film Grant (SEA-SHORTS) and the Southeast Asian-Documentary Grant (SEADOC) until January 31st, 2020. Here you can find more information about their call for projects.
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.
We present a list of twelve short 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.
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