Documentary Documentary Short Films

Parenthood can mean differently to some adults. It can be rewarding and enjoyable to those who look forward or plan to have children once they get married but what about those who don't want to have children? In this episode, the host will find out more from different individuals on the pros and cons when considering having children.

Mr Ong Chin Tiong has devoted a significant part of his life to volunteering. As a former lecturer, he sees it as a chance to inspire others with his love for knowledge.

Mdm Ommushaghirah Mustaffa's love for books runs deep, and it was her daughter who first introduced her to NLB’s volunteering opportunities. Now, she is dedicated to cultivating a love of reading in young people, one book at a time.

A lesson that has been learned from the downfall of the coffee industry in Silang, Cavite, Dariano Cacao Farm has adapted and created techniques that makes their cacao's and tablea's different from other makers.

After being exposed to polluted sea water in Boracay, a lady was diagnosed with a host of autoimmune diseases that changed her life forever. She now channels all her energy into saving the ocean and combating ocean pollution every day.

A female Malay professional bodybuilder prepares herself for a competition while defying racial and gender norms and managing physical pain.

A highly stressed student shares her obsession in perfection and success in school since young. While being efficient may drive her school mates away, a close friend is concerned about her well-being. A meaningful and heartwarming experience awaits for her at the end.

Even in our more "woke" society, it seems that there is still a negative attitude towards disclosing the status of being an adopted child or a parent of an adopted child. The perception is that they may be afraid of facing judgement from their peers or feel less than. Is this really the case?

There are currently about 500,000 people who are deaf or with hearing loss in Singapore. They are a large part of our society but most Singaporeans are still ignorant about this group of people. Are they just inspiration porn or is there more to them than we know?We hope that this episode will help the audience understand deaf people and deaf culture as well as debunk some common misconceptions when it comes to interacting with deaf people.

In the wee hours, a “Crazy Cat Woman” goes all out to save and feed as many cats as possible because she had been saved by them before. A moving and intimate look into a life with mental health illness.

Brought up by a strict and now a regretful mother, an influencer finds self love and joy by living out her multiple passions, despite many misconceptions from others.

Many ex-offenders have said that they felt stress and struggle with stigma after their release, making it difficult for them to start afresh. Not only that, some of them may face struggles and prejudice when looking for new job opportunities. While this is not a new topic, the deep set social issues are still unresolved.We hope that this episode will help the audience understand the difficulties ex-offenders face and their mindset when it comes to starting afresh, as well as the stigma when it comes to interacting with them.