Skit Skit Film Pendek

We all make mistakes, but should our past define our future? This episode explores Singaporeans' views on second chances for ex-offenders. While we believe in rehabilitation, the reality of societal stigma and mistrust often makes it hard for them to reintegrate. How far society is willing to go to provide a fair shot to ex-offenders?

Singlish is a core part of our local identity, but is it appropriate everywhere? This episode dives into the debate over using Singlish in professional settings. We examine the tension between preserving our unique linguistic identity and the demands of global competitiveness. Singaporeans weigh in on whether Singlish diminishes a person's perceived professionalism and discuss the art of code-switching to navigate both local pride and global standards.

How far should love go to protect someone, especially when they're at fault? This episode tackles the moral dilemma of lying to protect a loved one from the consequences of their actions. It explores the conflict between personal integrity and loyalty to family, asking if love justifies deception. How far are Singaporeans willing to compromise their morals? Is true love is about unconditional protection or about guiding loved ones toward accountability?

Singapore's rapid urbanisation has come at a steep cost to our natural forests. With over 99% of our original rainforests gone, this episode pits nature conservation against human development. We ask Singaporeans to consider whether they would prioritise building vital infrastructure over preserving our last remaining natural spaces. What will they say in this complex debate about balancing our need for progress with the long-term value of our natural heritage?

In a digital age where safety is a tap away, where do we draw the line between care and control in a relationship? This episode examines the rising trend of location-sharing among couples. We explore whether privacy is a necessary sacrifice for love or if it's a fundamental boundary that must be respected. The streets ponder the true meaning of trust, questioning whether security can truly be achieved at the cost of personal space and autonomy.