Retail Price, from S$16.50
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Celebrate the best that Southeast Asian cinema has to offer, with feature and short film gems that have travelled to prestigious festivals like Cannes, Rotterdam, Venice, Busan and Clermont-Ferrand.

Available locally at Objectifs, Kinokuniya, HMV, Earshot (The Arts House and Esplanade), That's Music, Books Actually and Sinema Old School. For online purchases (international shipment available): www.objectifsfilms.com.

	Singapore GaGa (S$23) Hailed by critics as "One of the best films about Singapore", this DVD collectible also contains an exclusive interview with Tan Pin Pin, never-seen-before footage and Rogers Park, a short film by the director.
	I-San Special (S$23) NETPAC/FIPRESCI Special Mention Award, Singapore International Film Festival Dragons & Tigers Award, Young Cinema Competition, Vancouver International Film Festival
	Village People Radio Show (S$23) Official Selection, Buenos Aires International Film Festival Official Selection, Singapore International Film Festival Official Selection, Berlin International Film Festival
	I Love Malaya (S$23) Official Selection, Freedom Film Festival Official Selection, Singapore International Documentary Festival
	Grand Prix Collection (S$16.50) Featuring award-winning short films: Birthday (Bertrand Lee), Boy Genius (Aditya Assarat) and Monkey Love (Royston Tan). Grand Prix, Tabor Film Festival, Croatia Grand Prize, Asiana Short Film Festival South Korea Grand Prix, Labo Competition, Clermont-Ferrand International Film Festival, France
	Animation Collection (S$16.50) Featuring the best of animation, stop-motion and live-action animation: 3 Feet Apart (Jason Lai), A Not So Giant Story (Don Salubayba), Crocodile Journals (Yeo Lee Nah), The Mole (Victric Thng), Overhead Clouds (Yeo Lee Nah), superDONG (Pok Yue Weng) Tous les Cinemas du Monde, Festival de Cannes Bangkok International Film Festival Director's Fortnight, Cannes
	Alternative Voices Collection (S$16.50) Presenting inspiring and moving shorts: Exodus (Sherman Ong), Mother (Royston Tan) and Katong Fugue (Boo Junfeng). Rotterdam International Film Festival Puchon International Film Festival Singapore International Film Festival
	Utama: Every Name in History is I (S$16.50) “[Utama] deliberates on issues of founding, origin and aesthetics.” -  Asian Art News Official Selection, Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale In Competition, Bangkok International Film Festival