During Chinese New Year, the lion dance lion is appreciated for ushering in prosperity. But for the rest of the year, it is left abandoned, alone and hungry in the forest.

LOL.SG is a feature documentary that explores the local comedy scene and the concept of cultural identity in Singapore. "Lame, cliché, boring." Increasingly, Singapore humour has been labeled as such. However, we offer an alternative and probably unexpected conclusion that Singaporean humour is indeed alive and kicking.

A long time ago, animals had no legs and they bounced around on their belly. One day, a strange event occurred and made them the way they are today...

A gameshow where contestants outdo one another's painful experiences. Stop-motion animation with Lego characters.

A girl fading away by a window. Rewind to 48 hours earlier. Enter a caged existence, her world of endless white. She longs to take flight towards the beckoning blue sky. Like a paper airplane, will she fly? Lose herself to the dream? Or freefall into futility? A morbid, youthful fantasy within surrealistic settings and synthesized sound, deemed suitable for both the sound and disturbed minds.

A love story between a Malay madrasah student, Ahmad, and a convent girl, Rebecca.

Path is an experimental art film focusing on choosing a path between good and evil. Dream is what you face when you sleep but what kind of dream will you have? Will it be a dream or a nightmare? And how would you define a good or bad dream, as there is a fine line between the bpth of them?

Crossing Paths: The Life of Sunny Pang is a documentary that gives an insight into the life of Singapore's up and rising actor, Sunny Pang. A man of humble origins, Sunny reveals to us how his life changed from a mere teenager learning martial arts to one of Singapore's finest talents who is well-versed in both aspects of martial arts and acting. In this heartfelt documentary, Sunny also reveals his struggles in life, how he manages to juggle responsibilities of work and family, while carrying on to pursue his own dreams. We also get a rare opportunity to understand the character and being of Sunny Pang better through the various people who have worked and interacted with him.

Meng Xiang is about learning to fight for your dreams, even against all odds. It is a heart-warming account about how Ang Tzer Huei went ahead, breaking the world record in swimming, despite the many struggles and challenges that were against him, when he felt most alone, when even his loved ones doubted his talent and ability.

A guy's reverie at his kopitiam takes us back to the 60s with a flamboyant musical number performed in platforms, beehives and flares.

‘Eventually crashing. Purposely falling. To rid the feeling. That lastly goes numb.” “Kissing faces” is about a KTV hostess who wishes her life was like a karaoke.

Shot, edited and produced over an intensive 24 hours, Rust explores an intepretation of the theme 'Pain' given by the Fly By Night 2009 organizers. How do you measure pain? Why can his be greater than yours? We all face it, can it be in numbers?

Seng is a grown man who hasn’t quite grown up. Contented with spending his days at his father’s famous, albeit small, restaurant and lacking true ambition, his life is turned around when his father, Huat, falls sick. Not bearing to agitate his father, Seng has no choice but to plunge himself into the world of cooking, and a position of responsibility that he hasn’t quite the skills for. But this soon reveals itself to be the least of his worries.