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17 Apr 2007 |
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Queers, it's another kick-ass week for movies!
There's certainly something for everyone, from an ultra-cool Japanese fantasy-horror, to an utterly charming trannie comedy, to an acclaimed Japanese samurai drama by the master of samurai movies himself.
The absolute must-watch of the week is Nightmare Detective, a bold and unforgettable Japanese horror-fantasy that tells a fascinating tale of a man who is capable of entering your dreams and directing your thoughts. Before you can say Nightmare on Elm Street, Nightmare Detective trumps your expectations by serving you plenty of original plot twists and haunting images.
Directed by Shinya Tsukamoto, the film will impress even the most jaded moviegoers. Don't miss this superb cinematic treat!
On the other hand, those of you looking for a slower-paced, more realistic drama should place their bets on Love and Honour instead, the last part of the acclaimed samurai trilogy by Yoji Yamada. It is a quiet but affecting film about a samurai's (Takuya Kimura) sad fate after he loses his eyesight.
Like the other two parts of the trilogy (Twilight Samurai and The Hidden Blade), the film bears all the hallmark of an old-fashioned classic — strong acting, assured direction, a fine script and solid art direction.
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NOTHING SHORT OF TALENT
on Fridae People
Inspired by Alfian
Sa'at's groundbreaking gay play Landmarks: Asian Boys Vol. 2, 23-year-old Boo Junfeng's short film Katong Fugue is now competiting in the Singapore International Film Festival. He tells us how the LGBT audience's encouraging response to his multiple award-winning film A Family Portrait has motivated him to make The Widow of Fort Road. more>>
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| Finally, we're happy to recommend the gayest film of week, 20 Centimetres. Bright and campy, it tells the hilarious story of a pre-op transsexual who meets the man of his dreams. This musical-comedy also boasts some wonderfully choreographed song-and-dance numbers. A must-see for all queers.
Well folks, that's all from us this week. See you in the cinema! |
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REV UP TO MORE HEATED DRAMA
Last week was a busy time for the Fridae Private Preview series, when we brought you two outstanding Asian movies end-to-end — first with award-winning newcomer Bryant Chang Jui-Chia and heartthrob Joseph Chang Hsiao-Chuan playing out their love story in Eternal Summer (Shengxia Guangnian), which was followed by the Japanese suspense thriller Nightmare Detective, starring the enigmatic Matsuda Ryuhei from the homoerotic movies Big Bang Love: Juvenile A and Gohatto.
This week is the time to worship leather jackets and boots — and the men in them, in the bike adventure movie Wild Hogs — starring John Travolta, Tim Allen and William H Macy. Also lined up this weekend is South-Asian beauty Aishwarya Rai in Provoked. She plays an abused wife who gets rid of her brutal husband with her own hands and found that she is not alone in her suffering. The story is based on the true story behind the U.K. court case of Regina vs Aluwalia.
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| Nightmare Detective |
Akumu Tantei
Japanese with English subtitles
Director: Shinya Tsukamoto
Cast: Ryuhei Matsuda, Hitomi, Masanobu Ando, Ren Ohsuji, Sinhya Tsukamoto
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Shinya Tsukamoto is one of the coolest Japanese filmmakers alive. His debut film Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989) shocked the world with its nightmarish depiction of people turning into metal as a manifestation of their sado-masochistic instincts. The protagonist, for instance, had a penis that transformed into a massive power drill when he had an erection. When the film was released in 1989, Tsukamoto was instantly praised for his daring and utterly original vision.
His new film, Nightmare Detective, continues to display his impressive powers of imagination. Ryuhei Matsuda plays a man who is able to hear people's thoughts and enter the realms of their dreams. When a number of people are found to have committed suicide by slashing their wrists in their sleep, a detective (Japanese pop singer Hitomi in her acting debut) is assigned to the case. She discovers that all the victims had been dialing a certain mobile number just before they died. When she decides to call the number too, she gets sucked into a bizarre world of shadows and intrigue...
Nightmare Detective is a bold and distinctive film that consistently surprises you with its twists and revelations. Tsukamoto's extreme surreal/expressionistic vision calls to mind the visceral and unnerving images of other maverick directors such as David Cronenberg (Videodrome), David Lynch (Blue Velvet) and Terry Gilliam (Brazil). Whoever said that J-horror is dead is wrong, wrong, wrong.
Queer movie lovers, don't miss this cool, original and utterly thrilling film.
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| 20 Centimetres |
20 Centímetros
Spanish with English subtitles
Director: Ramón Salazar
Cast: Mónica Cervera, Pablo Puyol, Miguel O'Dogherty, Concha Galán, Macarena Gómez, Lola Dueñas
Best Film Rosebud Award, Verzaubert International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
Youth Jury Award 2nd Place, Locarno International Film Festival
Critics Award, Best Music, Best Makeup, Málaga Spanish Film Festival |
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We'll get to the review in a moment. First we have to tell you about the absolutely gorgeous singer-actor Pablo Puyol, whose masculine looks and solid Tom-of-Finland physique had us lusting after him ever since we saw the movie. Not only that, Pablo even goes completely nude for one scene, allowing our collective jaws to drop at the sight of his sizeable manhood and his gorgeous bubble butt.
In this hilarious musical-comedy, Monica Cervera plays a pre-op transsexual with an impressively large penis — 20 cm to be exact. She is also narcoleptic, which means she has an inconvenient tendency to fall asleep anytime anywhere. Like all trannies, Monica dreams of being a full-fledged woman without a joystick between her thighs.
Then she meets the gorgeous fruit-seller Pablo who just loves to give blowjobs and take it up his a**. Of course, Pablo is impressed by the large appendage that Monica has, and the two embark on a passionate affair. The question is: Should or shouldn't Monica cut her penis off? If she does, she may lose the cock-fixated Pablo — possibly the hottest man on the face of the earth...
Directed by Ramon Salazar, this outrageous Spanish musical-comedy owes a great debt to early Pedro Almodovar films like Law of Desire and Kika. The florid settings, the bizarre characters, the unpredictable storyline and the campy, brazen humour are all reminiscent of his films.
Ramon, however, goes one step further by having Monica burst into song-and-dance every time she falls into a deep sleep and starts dreaming. She sings classics by Queen, Madonna, Dusty Springfield, and does one hilarious parody of Michael Jackson's Thriller music video.
This is the gayest film of the week. Catch it! |
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| Love and Honour |
Bushi no Ichibun
Japanese with English subtitles
Director: Yôji Yamada
Cast: Takuya Kimura, Rei Dan, Takashi Sasano, Mitsugoro Bando
Sponichi Grand Prize New Talent Award and Best Supporting Actor, Mainichi Film Concours
Best New Actress, Blue Ribbon Awards
Best New Actress and Best Supporting Actor, Kinema Junpo Awards
Best Supporting Actor, Best Cinematography and Best Lighting, Awards of the Japanese Academy
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This is the third part of Yoji Yamada's acclaimed samurai trilogy.
It began with 2002's Twilight Samurai, a rare and affecting portrait of an ageing samurai that swept a record 12 Japanese Academy Awards, including Best Picture. And it continued with 2004's The Hidden Blade, also a quiet yet powerful depiction of the life of a middle-aged samurai.
The closing chapter of his trilogy is another sublime and minimalist drama. Takuya Kimura plays a low-ranking samurai who is in charge of tasting the food of his clan's lord. One day, he is poisoned by bad shellfish and goes blind. As his career prospects and his marriage falls apart, the young samurai goes off the deep end.
Yoji Yamada's samurai films are an acquired taste. They are slow and gentle meditations on the sadness of life and they are guaranteed to put young LGBT viewers to sleep. But for those who have lived a little and have a better understanding of the human condition, Yamada's quiet films speak volumes.
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| Breach |
Director: Billy Ray
Cast: Chris Cooper, Ryan Phillippe, Laura Linney, Caroline Dhavernas, Gary Cole, Dennis Haysbert |
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Well-acted and solidly directed, this psychological study of two FBI spies is one of the most intelligent and engrossing films playing in the cinema right now.
Based on a true story, Chris Cooper plays an FBI agent who has been betraying his organization by feeding information to the Russians. The FBI suspects his activities but is unable to gather enough evidence to prosecute him. Hoping to catch him red-handed, the FBI assigns a young and ambitious agent-wannabe (Ryan Phillipe) to spy on his older colleague. A riveting story of deception and counter-deception unfolds as the men slowly start to discover each other's secrets...
Breach is directed by Billy Ray whose last film, Shattered Glass, was also about deception — that of a young and ambitious journalist (Hayden Christensen) who wrote sensational, unfounded stories for his newspaper simply to rise to the top. But in many ways, Breach is a more mature and sophisticated effort compared to Shattered Glass.
For politically-inclined LGBTs.
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| Wild Hogs |
Director: Walt Becker
Cast: Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, John Travolta, William H Macy
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This comedy centres on four middle-aged men (Tim Allen, William H Macy, Martin Lawrence, John Travolta) who find escape from their boring suburban lifestyles by leathering up and riding around on their motorbikes once a week. They call themselves the Wild Hogs.
When one of them (Travolta) unexpectedly loses his high-flying career and swimsuit-model wife, he convinces the other three to join him on a cross-country motorcycle trip as they search for the real "meaning of life".
Their tents get burnt down and they run into some trouble with a motorcycle cop (John C. McGinley from Scrubs). But the worst that happens is when one of them "accidentally" blows up the bar of a real motorbike gang (led by Ray Liotta). With the gang now hot on their heels, the Wild Hogs must now find a way to beat them...
Predictable and ridden with cliches, Wild Hogs is a movie that will probably please many straight white-collar middle-aged men.
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| I Don't Want to Sleep Alone |
Hei Yan Quan
Mandarin, Cantonese and Malay with English and Chinese subtitles
Director: Tsai Ming Liang
Cast: Norman Atun, Lee Kang-Sheng, Chen Shiang-Chyi, Pearlly Chua
Cinema for Peace Award, Venice Film Festival
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| Mukhsin |
Malay and English with English subtitles
Director: Yasmin Ahmad
Cast: Sharifah Aryana Syed Zainal Rashid, Mohd. Syafie bin Naswip, Sharifah Aleya Syed Zainal Rashid, Irwan Iskandar bin Abidin, Abidah Noor binti Mohd. Omar, Rafiq Ashidiq bin Abdull Aziz, Muhammad Zaili bin Sulan, Norlela binti Yahmad, Ng. Choo Seong, Sallehuddin bin Abu Bakar, Mislina binti Mustaffa
The Grand Prix of the Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk and Glass Bear - Special Mention Generation Kplus - Best Feature Film, Berlin International Film Festival |
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| Sunshine |
Director: Danny Boyle
Cast: Rose Byrne, Cliff Curtis, Chris Evans, Troy Garity, Cillian Murphy
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| The Reaping |
Director: Stephen Hopkins
Cast: Hilary Swank, David Morrissey, AnnaSophia Robb |
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| The Namesake |
Director: Mira Nair
Cast: Kal Penn, Jacinda Barrett, Irfan Khan, Zuleikha Robinson |
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| Cages |
Director: Graham Streeter
Cast: Tan Kheng Hua, Makoto Iwamatsu, Dickson Tan, Zelda Rubinstein, Bobby Tonelli, Asran
[Gala Charity Premiere]
Only at Cinema Europa, GV Vivocity
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| Nada Sou Sou |
Japanese with English subtitles
Director: Doi Nobuhiro
Cast: Satoshi Tsumabuki, Masami Nagasawa, Kyoko Koizumi
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| Meet the Robinsons |
Director: Stephen J Anderson
Voice Cast: Angela Bassett, Spencer Fox, Adam West, Daniel Hansen, Jordan Fry, Anderson, Tom Selleck
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| Shooter |
Director: Antoine Fuqua
Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Michael Pena, Rhona Mitra , Danny Glover, Kate Mara, Elias Koteas
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| Conversatons with Other Women |
Director: Hans Canosa
Cast: Aaron Eckhart, Helena Bonham Carter, Yury Tsykun, Brian Geraghty, Brianna Brown, Thomas Lennon
Best Actress Award and Special Jury Prize, Tokyo International Film Festival
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| Because I Said So |
Director: Michael Lehmann
Cast: Diane Keaton, Mandy Moore, Piper Perabo, Gabriel Macht
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| Mr. Bean's Holiday |
Director: Steve Bendelack
Cast: Rowan Atkinson, William Dafoe, Max Baldry, Karel Roden
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| TMNT: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
Director: Kevin Munroe
Cast: Mako, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Chris Evan, Zhang Ziyi
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| Freedom Writers |
Director: Richard LaGravenese
Cast: Hilary Swank, Patrick Dempsey, Scott Glennd, Imelda Staunton, John Benjamin Hickey, April Lee Hernandez, Jason Finn
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| 200 Pounds Beauty |
Minyeo-Neun Goerowo
Korean with English subtitles
Director: Kim Yong-Hwa
Cast: Joo Jin-Mo, Kim A-Joong
Release Date: 19 Apr
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| Cadaver |
Sop
Thai with English subtitles
Director: Duloisit Niyomkul
Cast: Natthamonkarn Srinikornchot, Nirut Sirichanya
Release Date: 19 Apr
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| The Letters of Death |
Thai with English subtitles
Director: Kapon Thongphlap
Cast: Mahasamut Boonyaruk, Chonlada Mekratree, Andy Kempimok
Release Date: 19 Apr
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| The Hills Have Eyes 2 |
Directors: Martin Weisz, Jonathan Craven
Cast: Michael McMillian, Jacob Vargas, Flex Alexander
Release Date: 19 Apr |
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| Fracture |
Director: Gregory Hoblit
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Ryan Gosling, David Strathairn, Billy Burke, Rosamund Pike, Embeth Davitz, Valerie Dillman
Release Date: 19 Apr
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| The Kallang Wave |
Directors: Yanfeng Lee, Hanafi Ramdan
Cast: Fandi Ahman, Malek awab, Freddy Fox, Jeffrey Low, Ganesan Nadesan, Quah Kim Song, Godfrey Roberts, PN Sivaji, Kadir Yahya, Edwin Yeo
Release Date: 19 Apr |
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| Superfans |
Tianxin Fensiwang
Mandarin with English subtitles
Director: Eric Kot
Cast: Raymond Wong, Kevin Cheng, Wong Jing, Leo Ku, Charlene Choi
Release Date: 19 Apr
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| Zodiac |
Director: David Fincher
Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr, Anthony Edwards, Ezra Buzzington
Release Date: 19 Apr |
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| Me and My Sister |
Les Soeurs fâchées
French with English subtitles
Director: Alexandra Leclère
Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Catherine Frot, François Berléand
Screening Date: 24 Apr |
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| Provoked |
Director: Jag Mundhra
Cast: Aishwarya Rai, Miranda Richardson, Naveen Andrews, Ray Panthaki
Release Date: 26 Apr
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| Eternal Summer |
Shengxia Guangnian
Mandarin with English subtitles
Director: Leste Chen
Cast: Bryant Chang Jui-Chia, Joseph Chang Hsiao-Chuan, Kate Yeung Seung
Release Date: 26 Apr
Best Newcomer Award, Golden Horse Awards
Opening Film, Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival
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| The Good Shepherd |
Director: Robert De Niro
Cast: Matt Damon, Angelina Jolie and Robert De Niro
Release Date: 26 Apr
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| Ming Ming |
Shengxia Guangnian
Mandarin with English subtitles
Director: Susie Au
Cast: Zhou Xun, Daniel Wu, Tony Yang, Jeff Chang
Release Date: 26 Apr |
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| Partition |
Director: Vic Sarin
Cast: Jimi Mistry, Kristin Kreuk, Jesse Moss, Irrfan Khan, John Light, Jaffrey Madhur, Neve Campbell
Release Date: 26 Apr
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| Retribution |
Japanese with English subtitles
Director: Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Cast: Koji Yakusho, Manami Konishi, Tsuyoshi Ihara, Hiroyuki Hirayama, Joe Odagiri, Ryo Kase, Riona Hazuki
Release Date: 26 Apr
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| Chennai 600028 |
Tamil with English subtitles
Director: Venkat Prabhu
Cast: Aravind Aakash, Prem Gi, Nitin Satyaa
Release Date: 27 Apr
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| Spider-Man 3 |
Director: Sam Raimi
Cast: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Thomas Haden Church
Release Date: 1 May |
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| The Passion |
Ammahit Phitsawat
Thai with English subtitles
Director: Sarunyu Wongkrachang
Cast: Prangthong Changdham, Tawan Charujinda, Benjaphol Choey-arun, Bongkoj Khongmalai, Sarunyu Wongkrachang
Release Date: 3 May
Best Supporting Actress, Thailand National Film Association Awards |
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| The Wind that Shakes the Barley |
Director: Ken Loach
Cast: Cillian Murphy, Padraic Delaney, Liam Cunningham, Gerard Kearney, William Ruane
Release Date: 3 May
Best Film Golden Palm Award, Cannes Film Festival
Best Cinematography, European Film Awards |
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| Summer Palace |
Yihe Yuan
Mandarin with English subtitles
Director: Lou Ye
Cast: Hao Lei, Guo Xiaodong, Hu Ling, Zhang Xianmin
Release Date: 3 May
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| Bridge to Terabithia |
Director: Gabor Csupo
Cast: Josh Hutcherson, AnnaSophia Robb, Zooey Deschanel
Release Date: 10 May
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| 28 Weeks Later |
Director: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
Cast: Robert Carlyle, Rose Byrne, Jeremy Renner, Harold Perrineau, Catherine McCormack, Imogen Poots, Idris Elba, Mackintosh Muggleton
Release Date: 10 May
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| Village People's Radio Show |
Apa Khabar Orang Kampung
Malay and Thai with English subtitles
Director: Amir Muhammad
Release Date: 10 May |
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| Blades of Glory |
Directors: Will Speck, Josh Gordon
Cast: Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, Will Arnett, Amy Poehler, William Fichtner, Jenna Fischer, Romany Malco, Nick Swardson
Release Date: 17 May |
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| The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros |
Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros
Tagalog and English with English subtitles
Director: Auraeus Solitou
Cast: Nathan Lopez, Soliman Cruz, Ping Medina, Bodjie Pascua, Neil Ryan Sese, Pepe Smith, Peter Anthony Tombasa
Release Date: 17 May
Best Feature Film Teddy Award, Glass Bear - Special Mention and Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk Grand Prix Best Feature Film Awards, Berlin International Film Festival
Best Film Award, Asian Festival of First Films
Best Actor and Golden Lady Harimaguada, Las Palmas Film Festival
Special Jury Prize, Special Citation and Balanghai Trophy Best Production Design, Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival
Best Picture, Gawad Urian Awards
Cinekid Film Award - Honorable Mention |
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| Udon |
Japanese with English subtitles
Director: Katsuyuki Motohiro
Cast: Yusuke Santamaria, Manami Konishi, Tortoise Matsumoto, Kyoka Suzuki, Takeshi Masu
Release Date: 17 May |
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| Full of It |
Director: Christian Charles
Cast: Ryan Pinkston, Kate Mara, Craig Kilborn, John Carroll Lynch, Cynthia Stevenson
Release Date: 17 May |
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| Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End |
Director: Gore Verbinski
Cast: Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Geoffrey Rush, Chow Yun-Fat, Stellan Skarsgård, Jack Davenport, Kevin R McNally
Release Date: 24 May |
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| Infamous |
Director: Douglas McGrath
Cast: Toby Jones, Sigourney Weaver, Gwyneth Paltrow, Michael Panes, Sandra Bullock, Hope Davis
Release Date: 24 May
ALFS Award British Actor of the Year, London Critics Circle Film Awards |
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| Spider Lilies |
Ci Qing
Mandarin with English subtitles
Director: Zero Chou
Cast: Rainie Yang, Isabella Leong, John Shen, Jay Shih
Release Date: 7 Jun
Best Feature Film Teddy Award, Berlin International Film Festival |
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| SIFF Singapore Competition Shorts |
Katong Fugue by Boo Jun Feng, White by Tan Wei Keong, Big Exit and Flyer by Helmi Yusof, Blowjob by X'Ho ...
Date: 14, 15, 30 Apr
Venue: The Substation Theatre
Presented by Singapore International Film Festival |
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| New Zealand Film Festival 2007 |
Banana in a Nutshell, Out of the Blue, Sione's Wedding, Eagle vs Shark, Tama Tu, ...
Date: 4 to 7 May
Venue: Golden Village Grand (Great World City)
Presented by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise |
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| Pitch Black Lock-in: Lord of the Rings |
all three parts of the LOTR trilogy in extended version ...
Date: 4 May
Venue: Pitch Black Cafe
Presented by Pitch Black Cafe |
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| Wong Kar Wai Retrospective |
In The Mood For Love, Chingking Express, Days of Being Wild, Fallen Angels, Ashes of Time ...
Date: 7 to 12 May
Venue: Pitch Black Cafe
Presented by Pitch Black Cafe |
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| Movie Book Club |
Sam's Story ...
Date: 20 May
Venue: Pitch Black Cafe
Presented by Pitch Black Cafe |
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| Observations of a Casual Listener |
video installations by Francoise Antoine Saverias ...
Date: 22 Jun to 6 Jul
Venue: Pitch Black Cafe
Presented by Pitch Black Cafe |
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| 20th Singapore International Film Festival |
Solos by Kan Lume and Loo Zihan, The Other Half, In The Shadow Of The Dog, Opera Jawa, Crossing The Dust, Scream of The Ants, Steppe Express, Ad Lib Night, Like A Virgin, The Last Man (Le Dernier Homme), The Woven Stories Of The Other - competition films in the Silver Screen Award
M by Ryuichi Hiroki, Syndromes and A Century by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, The Changi Mural, Container, Sankara, 3 Days to Forever, The Lost Suitcase, Imagining The Nation, Village People Road Show, Footy Legends, Princess, F*ck
15 and Sons - short films by Royston Tan, A Family Portrait by Boo Junfeng, In A Year With 13 Moons and the 25th Anniversary Retrospective of Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and the Music in film and The Secret Life of Arabia series, ...
>> READ Fridae People's exclusive interview with Boo Junfeng
Date: 10 to 30 Apr
Venue: Lido and The National Museum
Presented by Singapore International Film Festival |
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