Symptoms of Society
Director: Jordan Lavi Quellman
Rating: TBA / 7 mins
An older man, posing as a younger man on an online dating website, cons two younger women into sleeping with him over the course of one night.
Jordan is a second year graduate student at the NYU Tisch School of the Arts Asia. His focus of study at the NYU film school is to develop a refined language in presenting relevant social issues expressed in non-conventional narrative structures.
Point-of-View
Director: Joel Tan
Rating: PG / 3 mins
A young man confronts the difficulties that he faces in his life with a true expression of frustration and anguish
Joel is currently a Film, Sound and Video Student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic's School of Film and Media Studies. He has directed several student short films during his time in school, touching on the topic of the human psyche. He is in the process of writing and directing his own short film.
Water
Director: Yenn Teo
Rating: PG / 14 mins
A tragic story of a pair of young newlyweds and their humble life in a rural fishing village. Frustrated with
their unchanging poverty, Ah Shui is forced to leave his hometown to work as a labourer in a foreign land,
leaving hapless Ah Shan behind. As life continues in the doldrums, Ah Shui longs for the touch of a woman and
Ah Shan yearns for the love of her man. A tragic end
awaits as the pair deem the separation unbearable for
the earthly world.
Yenn Teo is the Creative Head of Content Management
and Creative Development department at Infinite Frameworks. Her previous experience as a producer/
screenwriter includes the Mandarin blockbuster series on Channel U, The Frontline. She has made several short films, as well as directed television commercials and corporate videos for discovery channel and Nokia to name a few. Yenn is a Barrister-at-Law and Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore, specialising in Real Estate and Corporate Law.
Tenth of May
Director: Ruyi Wong
Rating: PG / 20 mins
Rebecca is getting married in four hours. Her mother, Meng Juan, imposes a traditional Chinese wedding to the dismay of her daughter who wishes for a modern ceremony. Their conflict results in the revelation of a dark secret and the intense situation is complicated by an uninvited guest.
Ru Yi Wong holds a B.F.A. (Hons) in digital filmmaking at Nanyang Technological University. She is currently working on experimental video art, fine art, video and experimental art.
Zombies Saved My Cold Dead Heart
Director: Erwin Nah
Rating: PG / 24 mins
Euclid's cold dead heart was created when the girl of his dreams left him. Enter Kristen, a closet romantic armed with a cavalier attitude to love. The pair stumble through an adventure of ordinary proportions and regular activities, into love?
Erwin is an aspiring director who has worked on several corporate projects during his internship at Wormwood Films, most notably in the production of the local segment (Dinner) of an anthology Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. He is currently at Wormwood Films. Zombies Saved My Cold Dead Heart has been selected at the 6th Singapore Short Film Festival and Urban Media Makers Film Festival; and a Silver winner at the Jamfest Indie Film Festival.