Maybe She Loves Everyone
Director: Wesley Leon Aroozoo
Rating: PG / 11 mins
Good morning. How are you feeling today? Have you had your breakfast? Would you prefer coffee or tea? How could you fall for just another?
Wesley Leon Aroozoo's films have been in competition
and screened in over 60 film festivals such as The International Film Festival of Rotterdam. Recently,
he was invited to participate in the Tokyo Filmex International Film Festival Next Masters Project
with his film project Bookmarked which is under development at 13 Little Pictures.
Movie Star - Sleeq
Director: Philip Tan
Rating: G / 4 mins
This MTV is a collaboration with local Hip-Hop/R&B
duo SleeQ. It's an attempt to use concert style lighting technologies, to suit a cinematic visual style that features the glamour that is Moviestar.
Philip Tan is currently undertaking a Bachelors' in Fine Arts at Nanyang Technological University, part of the Digital Filmmaking program at the School of Art, Design and Media. As a cinematographer, he has embarked on various short film projects which have received various local and international screenings. Being a visual storyteller with a passion for lighting, he believes that he can contribute to the growing visual culture in this very young country of Singapore, hoping to highlight scenes with a Singaporean aesthetic.
Lunch
Director: Anocha Suwichakornpong
Rating: PG / 25 mins
Lunch takes place in the course of an afternoon, when
life seems nice and easy. The protagonist, a teenage girl, skips school to lunch with her good friend, a teenage boy. Both are at a special place in their lives, where things are changing - and they are aware of it. She wants life to remain the same, and yet she is curious about life itself. Despite her fears, she welcomes the changes with open arms and with the kind of graceful optimism found
almost exclusively in teenagers.
Born in Thailand in 1976, Anocha Suwichakornpong,
also known as “Mai”, spent the nineties living in
England where she received her BA and MA. In 2006,
she graduated from an MFA film programme at Columbia University, New York. That same year, Anocha attended the Berlinale Talent Campus. Her feature-length script, The White Room, was among the fifteen scripts chosen
to participate in their Script Clinic.
