Documentary Documentary Short Films

This environmental documentary explores the true price to pay for a cleaned Singapore.

This documentary sets out to reveal the juxtapositions of the most intimate communal space that epitomises the  Singaporean experience - the Void Deck.

This documentary honours Nur Rauuf Bin Mohamed, a young fit man, who was diagnosed with SLE Lupus at the age of 18 years old. This sickness also lead to his kidney failure which requires him to do dialysis. Rauuf has been through many ups and downs throughout his whole journey combating the illness. But with the support from his family, he managed to pull through. He decided to become active again and started joining running events. This lead to him having an interest in joining the Powerman race. He decided to participate in the Powerman race and managed to finish it. After the Powerman, he wanted to challenge himself further and aspires to be the first Singapore kidney patient to complete the Ironman race.

6-year old Stanley has a year left to be Disney’s Queen Elsa to his heart’s content, before formal education starts.

Singaporeans Chinese must appreciate Chinese street opera art before it extinct from our modern city.

A documentary centered on waacking - a dance style whose rich history involves the LGBTQ+ community, through the perspective of the only waacking dance crew in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

In the current climate of economic downturn due to the coronavirus, the class of 2020 entering an uncertain job market grapple with their hopes, dreams, fears and uncertainties about their future.

A 16-year-old girl leaves the mainstream education system to care for her younger sister with a rare condition, as her family bands together to support the caregiving process and advocate for inclusion.

A loving mother raises up her special needs twins who are diagnosed with Global Developmental Delay, determined for them to have a bright future.

Due to the rise of technology, movable type has completely replaced by digital printing system. Meet Yao Yu, a designer who has been collecting physical types and printing machines since 2013, and now his printing studio TypesettingSG has become the last and only studio in Singapore that is still providing traditional letterpress printing service.

In 1965, Singapore separated from Malaysia. Not knowing what the future holds, the people had to figure out how to work past their hardships. They reminisced about a Singapore we have never experienced, a Singapore that is so different from us.

An 81 year old resident brings his community together through his passion - gardening.