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Vancouver Singapore Film Night | 7 June 2008
Can't wait for the next big international film festival to get your fix of Asian cinema? Indulge your inner traveller with the first-ever Vancouver Singapore Film Night.
Toronto Singapore Film Festival is pleased to partner with Asia Pacific Bizlinks Inc. to bring the festival to Vancouver! Vancouver Singapore Film Night (VSFN) showcases a movie marathon featuring made-in-Singapore films with genres ranging from action, comedy and horror, to drama, politics and romance. Tickets include two feature films ("Just Follow Law" (2006) directed by Jack Neo; "Singapore Dreaming" (2006) directed by Yen Yen Woo and Colin Goh) and three shorts ("Cafe" directed by Kelvin Sng; "G23" directed by Anthony Chen; "Blood Ties" directed by Yuwei Chai), on top of a buffet reception featuring Singaporean cuisine. (from www.tsff.org)
Vancouver Singapore Film Night
Saturday June 7, 2008 | 4:30 P.M. to 10:30 P.M.
James Cowan Theatre, Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue, Burnaby
Tix: $25 (2 Features, 3 Short Films + Singaporean Buffet)
A complete synopsis of the films can be found at www.tsff.org
More: Facebook Group | Official Website | Toronto Singapore Film Festival 2008 Coverage on Movie Moxie
Toronto Singapore Film Festival (TSFF)
Background:
The Toronto Singaporean Film Festival is a non-profit organization based in Ontario. It's first festival was held in February 2006, and has since then continued to grow. The most recent, 3rd TSFF, held at Innis Town Hall (also home of Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival and the Toronto After Dark Film Festival) featured 16 short films and 6 feature films -- all by Singaporean filmmakers.
Review in the National Post.
View the media coverage at www.tsff.org
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