Documentary Documentary Short Films

'Through the Looking Glass' is a documentary that showcase Alice's struggles through a unique blend of narrative documentary. From the gloomy depths of her multiple personalities condition to the glimmers of hope and positivity, this documentary will showcase the realities of mental health and the importance of empathy and support.

Are Singaporeans…Immune to Bystander Effect? takes a bold look at how ordinary people react when faced with uncomfortable social situations in an enclosed group setting. In this episode of the Are Singaporeans… social experiment series, two actors stage a realistic peer-pressure scenario where one youth persistently urges a friend to try drugs, brushing it off as “safe” and “no big deal.” Will Singaporeans intervene, or will they hang back with the assumption that there will be others who will step up to do so? What’s really behind the influence? Visit uninfluenced.sg to find out more!

Known for her city lifestyle and polished online persona, we invite a popular beauty influencer out of her comfort zone and into the hidden greenery of Clementi Forest. Trekking through muddy trails and dense foliage, the experience offers a refreshing break from the fast-paced urban grind — reminding us of the value of slowing down and reconnecting with nature for better mental wellness.

From trying traditional Henna art to tasting classic Indian dishes, we invite a Chinese guest to explore the vibrant streets of Little India. Along the way, they discover the significance of spices and the depth of Indian heritage—showing how firsthand experiences can break down stereotypes and deepen appreciation for Singapore’s multicultural identity.

Effective space planning improves daily living by reducing frustration and boosting comfort. This episode covers floor plans, focal points, and how to tailor spaces to different lifestyles —promoting inclusivity for all ages and mobility needs while encouraging positive social values.

Lighting plays a key role in shaping mood, spatial perception, and functionality. This episode explores how smart lighting design — through natural light and layered sources — can boost well-being, cut energy use, and support sustainable, socially conscious living.

Color sets the mood, while textures bring depth and energy to a space. This episode explores how color psychology and thoughtful use of texture can enhance well-being and inclusivity. It also highlights how incorporating Singapore’s diverse cultural design elements fosters identity, respect, and social cohesion.

A home's interior reflects personal identity. This episode explores how decorating with personal touches celebrates individuality while promoting values like heritage, creativity, and cultural appreciation — encouraging pride in one’s roots and respect for diversity.

Interiors shouldn’t come at the planet’s expense. This episode guides viewers in making eco-conscious choices — like supporting local, ethical brands and reusing materials — to reduce waste while encouraging creativity and gratitude.

Working for the Singapore-based emergency air transport service EMA Global, Stephanie has served as a flight doctor at the forefront of critical medical evacuations worldwide—all within just three years of her career.

After witnessing the pandemic’s impact on underprivileged communities, Luo Chen Jun—a public sector professional and social impact advocate — founded Uplift to drive meaningful change through sustainable support, empowering individuals to build resilient, self-reliant futures.

Partnering with SCDF’s elite DART unit, Singaporean rescue diver Douglas Yeo gained international recognition for his role in the 2018 Tham Luang cave rescue in Thailand. Facing treacherous, pitch-black waters, his courage and selflessness embody Singapore’s spirit of resilience, service, and quiet heroism.