The world's most perverse visits Singapore (9-28 Jul)
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French filmmakers have a particular knack for making movies about summer being the time when bottled-up same-sex desires unfold. Zabou...
Migo (Pascual) returns from the stifling city to the fresh air of Bukidnon to reclaim the family ranch that was lost after his father’s...
A biography of the celebrated 19th-century adventuress, but not a biography in the conventional sense: the lady’s life is chronicled in a...
A man catches his wife in the throes of adultery and kicks her out. As if that weren’t bad enough, he finds out that his beloved daughter...
Before Money Train (1995) starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, there was La Ilusión Viaja en Tranvía . However, instead of...
Out of the shadows of Mamma Mia! creeps this hysterically silly, sun-soaked yarn of love lost and found in Italy with a story that feels like...
Feelgood movie about a young boy fighting cancer who writes letters to God, and how it affects the postman who reads the letters.
A 40-year-old mother of two struggles to cope in this life-affirming, Singapore-set family drama.
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