A Film Screening supported by the Singapore Arts Museum,
Video EZY (www.videoezy.com.sg),
and Dedicate Ltd
Singapore Arts Museum
71 Bras Basah Road
Tues: Dec 5, 730pm
Tickets:Free by registration.
To register email info@objectifs.com.sg
or call Objectifs office at +65 6339 3068
Registration is on a first-come-first-served basis
All films will have English subtitles
Objectifs is proud to present a 1-day only screening of the Thai blockbuster horror film "Shutter" and short films by Parkpoom Wongpoom. The screening is followed by a discussion with the director.
© Shutter
Shutter, a chilling horror story about a 25 year old photographer and the sin that haunts his group of friends in the form of mysterious aberrations that ruin all their developed photos.
As they investigate what could cause such photographic anomalies, each piece of the puzzle unearthed, strangely coincides with the tragic death of one of the members of the group. Time is running out and if you dare, you can follow along as they uncover the mystery of why they are plagued by this malevolent force. But be-careful! In The end, don’t be surprised if YOU, are the only one left to bare witness to what causes that scary feeling which makes all of us look over our shoulders! There is a story behind every photograph, but this one is DYING to get out!
© Shutter
About the Director
Parkpoom Wongpoom graduated from the Department of Film and Video
Faculty of Communication Arts, Rangsit University in the year 2000. He
wrote and directed his first short film Luang Ta (meaning old monk
in Thai) while he was about to graduate. Luang Ta and subsequent
short film In the eyes (a story about a young boy encountering
his first sexual experience)achieved acclaimed recognition and reputation
both locally and internationally. His first feature film Shutter
became Thailand’s highest grossing box office hit in 2004. He is
currently working on a screenplay for his next feature film and is
shooting a new film, Alone.