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This film is based on the illusionary effects that certain drugs can have on someone. The story revolves around the protagonist who goes through a lot of chaos just to find out what the reason is later on in the climax.

He hates himself ugly. He ran away.

In the dark of night, a mother searches for her son after finding his bed empty. A psychological horror short in the vein of The Twilight Zone.

A 10-year-old boy, lonesome and recluse, seeks a friend in his newly appointed tutor.

Nothing lasts longer

Do you know who Singapore’s second female Olympian is? “When The Stars Align” is a trilogy series of three pioneer sportswomen who defied convention and blazed a trail in the 1950s. They dared to dream, they gave their best, and they seized the opportunity of a lifetime: to represent their nation at the Olympics.Director's Statement:I’ve always been inspired by athletes who do whatever it takes to pursue their passion. I was amazed to discover Singapore’s first three female Olympians, and felt that I should document this part of our history. These pioneers did not feel that they deserved to be documented. But I wanted to honour them; to acknowledge and recognise them.

A test of friendship story. A dark comedy short film shot entirely on an iPhone 5S.

In rural Korea, Min-hyuk returns to his hometown with the intent to help his father, a retired train operator, whose campaign against the closure of the local train station has become complicated by his early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Min-hyuk’s relationship with his father is strained throughout the film by the death of his mother as a child. As his father’s memory and confusion worsen, Min-hyuk begins to understand why his father behaved so coldly on the days following his mother’s death and what the train truly means to him.

Centering around a young mobster’s traumatic maiden experience with committing murder, his veteran of a partner attempts to convince him that what goes around does not always come around.

One day, a new stage actor Masa was called out from the stage director who imposed a steep quota for stage ticket sales. If the quota isn’t met, Masa will have to buy the left over tickets by himself. Masa was depressed and beyond any hope of selling the tickets when his phone rang. The call was from the Café owner Nori, the lady who Masa had great affection for. Nori asked Masa if he could come over to the café today. Masa happily accepted the invitation headed to the café .At the café, Masa met an elderly man who seemed drunk. The man told Masa that he is interested in watching his stage. Masa tried to talk the man into buying the stage ticket, but there was obviously a gap in their communication.Then a policeman came to the café and suspected Masa was the prowler he is looking for.

Inay (Mother) tells the story of a man's struggle to balance his responsibilities at work and at home. At work, Michael (Gino Gardiola) has his own team and is tasked to make an important presentation to international partners. But at home, he has an ill mother to take care of. The conflict begins when fulfilling one responsibility affects the other. How will Michael handle his situation? How will he be able to balance his two important responsibilities?

A young rookie volunteer learns the true essence of end-of-life care and volunteerism from a testy cancer patient who has lost hope."The Clock" is a commissioned project by Nectar Care Service (Singapore), a non-profit organization - which promotes the awareness of life and death through public education and to train a group of volunteers, who possess the required abilities to provide quality palliative care and services to patients with life-limiting illnesses.