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Singapore Short Cuts turns 10 - Free Screenings and More!

By InCinemas / 02 Aug 2013 (Friday)

Source: National Museum Singapore

More exciting activities, screenings and talks at the 10th anniversary of Singapore Short Cuts where it continues to be the most popular and widely anticipated showcase of local short films in Singapore.

10th Singapore Short Cuts
Date: 3 & 4 Aug
Time: 2pm
Venue: Gallery Theatre - National Museum Singapore
Price: FREE
*Ticket collection: From 27 July

Date: 10 & 11 July
Time: 2pm
Venue: Gallery Theatre - National Museum Singapore
Price: FREE
*Ticket collection: From 3 August

*Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and limited to four tickets per person. Any remaining tickets will be given out at the door on screening days.

The programme features a diverse selection of recent Singapore short films, from documentaries to animation and experimental work, with post-screening discussion with the filmmakers. Some of the filmmakers whose films have been featured in Singapore Short Cuts include Victric Thng, Eva Tang, Boo Junfeng, Wee Li Lin, Tan Pin Pin and Eric Khoo.

(View a selection of films from all previous editions of Singapore Short Cuts on Viddsee!)

This year’s edition gazes back at the history of short filmmaking in Singapore with a rare collection of films made in the 1980s at the Singapore Video Competition organised by the People’s Association and the Singapore Cine and Video Club. The special screening spotlights a quiet period in the history of short filmmaking in Singapore by reframing a community of filmmakers who found a medium for expression through grassroots efforts and the growing accessibility of video cameras in the 80s.

(More information and screening schedule at National Museum website!)

Singapore Short Cuts 2013 also features the short films of Singaporean filmmaker Anthony Chen, who recently won the Caméra d'Or at the 66th Cannes Film Festival for his feature film Ilo Ilo. Anthony will be present for an intimate dialogue session with the audience, where he will look back at his past works and discuss how his accumulated experiences shaped his development as a filmmaker.

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Singapore Short Cuts turns 10 - Free Screenings and More!