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Curated by Kin Chui and Mitha Budhyarto Chapel Gallery, Objectifs 11 to 26 January 2017 Tue to Sat, 12pm to 7pm / Sun, 12pm to 4pm Admission: Free …
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Chapel Gallery, Objectifs  20 Oct to 20 Nov 2016 Tue to Sat, 12pm to 7pm / Sun, 12pm to 4pm Opening Reception: 19 Oct (Wed), 7pm Artist Talk: 20 Oct (Thu), …
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Objectifs’ Women in Film 2016 programme highlights the career of acclaimed film editor Mary Stephen. As part of this special focus, Stephen gave a free seminar on Editing …
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Objectifs Centre Ltd (“Objectifs”) takes its responsibilities stipulated under the Personal Data Protection Act, 2012, Singapore (“PDPA”) seriously. We would like to take this opportunity to state that we recognise …
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Reflect / Refract: Essays On Photography In Singapore features eight essays by writers and curators Lee Weng Choy, Justin Loke, Charmaine Toh, Yeo Wei Wei and Bridget Tracy Tan among others. The series aims to compile and put forward writings on photography over a range of concerns, such as the politics of representation, visual performativity and fiction, documentation and documentary.

 
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In this four-part documentary series, sixteen different personalities from four Asian countries share how they challenge conventional norms through their lifestyles and alternative forms of self-expression. In Thailand, three ladyboys depict the tough lives that the country’s marginalised transgendered population leads, while young Taiwanese are moving away from the genteel listening habits of earlier generations, embracing corpse paint, black leather and metal music. In India, young women are expressing themselves by making documentaries about their lives, while in Japan, a new generation of enthusiastic comic book fans are changing the face of stoic Japanese society through outrageous Cosplay.
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Fireflies (Gachliliyot) is the story of Gili, who ventures out in search of his brother, Giora, who remained forever 19 after disappearing in the Yom Kippur War. Gili’s story unfolds at different points of his life, as he continues to seek answers to his brother’s disappearance through his travels.

This is also the story of Giora, who will forever remain 19. Through interviews with his friends and army commanders who remember him, laugh and cry at the thought of him, the story is told and questions arise. How is it possible that a tank could vanish without a trace? How can one friend insist he saw Giora only days after the army insists his tank was hit? And what exactly happened out there?
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Here follows the journey of a man who struggles to make sense of his reality. Reeling from the sudden death of his wife, he loses the will to speak and is interned at Island Hospital. There, he meets strident kleptomaniac Beatrice with whom he forms an inexplicable bond. As the man adjusts to life within, he is selected for an experimental treatment, which forces him to confront the devastating truth behind his past, present, and future.
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The services of Taiwanese matchmaker Hellen Chen are in high demand, where people struggle to find love and companionship in a society with one of the highest rates of divorce in Asia. Comedic and tragic in turns, Wuna Wu’s realist documentary follows the interactions of several couples as they come to terms with their decision to get married or tackle problems within their marriage. The filmmaker herself becomes a client of Chen’s, who gives Wu advice on how to overcome her own reticence about marriage. In its honest portrayal of the trials and tribulations of modern love, Let’s Fall in Love is a fascinating look at romance in urban Taiwan.
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