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Kate, an American traveller, meets Daniel, a broken-hearted young man who recently caught his wife cheating on him. Matthew, a lonely businessman at a crossroad of his life meets Ruth, a young prostitute who longs for something more.

Over a plate of steaming hot Chinese carrot cake and late-night conversations, four strangers find unlikely companionship two days before Christmas.

This light-hearted romantic comedy takes us on a journey of hope and aptly captures the Christmas spirit of giving and forgiveness.

Starring Adrian Pang, Alaric Tay, Andrea Fonseka and Danielle O’Malley.
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Like most Thais, June is a Buddhist. She runs a small second-hand clothes shop and works for a magazine in Bangkok. Everything changes when she decides to marry Ake, a devout Muslim man from the southern province of Satul after visiting his hometown for a few days. June converts to Islam, and the couple moves to south Thailand to embark on a new life where she diligently learns to pray, fast, follow the Prophet’s teachings, and above all, believe in a singular God.

This is an intimate feature documentary about a young woman’s courageous transition from one faith to another, from the metropolis of Bangkok to the Islamic South, from a life of predictability to a new one marked by uncertainty.
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This special 2-DVD collection presents the best of acclaimed Malaysian arthouse filmmaker Woo Ming Jin’s films, The Tiger Factory and Woman on Fire Looks for Water.

In The Tiger Factory, 19-year-old Ping works in a pig farm and cleans dishes in a rundown restaurant but longs to go to Japan to work in a car parts company. Under the guardianship of her aunt, Madame Tien, she shuffles between two jobs. Tien is also involved in a secret “baby factory” scheme, pairing young women with illegal migrant workers with the aim of selling the babies for money. The two women survive each other in a symbiotic love-hate manner, until the true nature of her aunt is revealed to Ping.

Woman on Fire Looks for Water tells the story of a father and son, and their relationship with the women in their lives. Ah Fei sells frogs from his motorbike, while his father, Ah Kan, is part of a dying breed of fishermen in an old coastal village. They share a quiet, but strong relationship. The film follows these two characters as one of them faces death, while the other is only becoming a man.
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7 to 10 September 2016 Ratings: TBC Presented by Objectifs

Asian Film Focus (AFF) presents cutting edge films based on a thematic approach from the region. With screenings and dialogue …
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The Women in Film & Photography Showcase at Objectifs is a tribute to the artists, photographers and filmmakers who have created works that tell stories with impact, break boundaries and …
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21 Oct to 29 Nov 2015  All the public programmes are free and take place at Objectifs. Pre-registration required to info@objectifs.com.sg.

The Women in Film & Photography Showcase …
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10 to 13 September 2015 

After a hiatus of 6 years, Objectifs and The Substation are proud to announce the return of Asian Film Symposium (AFS). AFS showcases short films …
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