A space is simply defined by the expanse of an area from one end to the other, however, the interesting elements of an environment lie in between, where cultures, personalities, events, and philosophies come to life. In Between explores and uncovers the voices behind the unique characteristics of how spaces are designed, interpreted and utilized.

Westernized Koreaness = Hybridization And, Love. is a series composed of 6 videos featuring archetypal characters, interpreters of «love-stories» in which we find the characteristics of Korean dramas, also known as "K-dramas ».The narrative construction and the cinematographic genre vary from one episode to another. We go through a palette of samples of typical sub-genres, among which:* a romantic comedy based on futuristic technologies;* a thriller where we follow a spy in search of her partner and missing lover;* a reality TVs show that leads us to a liar in search of recognition;* an hybrid piece where an entrepreneur fights against an irrepressible love that go beyond the values of his society;* a historical fable summoning patriotic surge and fantastic invaders;*and, finally, a science fiction accents where students in a classroom, guided by a cheerful teacher, enact and practice arbitrary rules to control their emotions and get a love crushDirector's StatementWhile narrative construction and film genre vary from one video to another, each of the six videos embraces the theme of the quest for origins that contemporary Korean society lends itself to, as well as the obsession with finding « love », criterion of social success around which all these dramas are built. In South Korea whose culture continues to build and assert itself after years of war and Western influence, the young society develops its own Siamese roots. By this I tried to highlight the circulation of influences on the emergence of new figures and cultural expressions.

A series of 5 interwoven short films directed by 5 Singaporean filmmakers, exploring the inspiring stories and artistic journeys that have shaped and defined the Culture Shaper tribe.This content was produced in partnership with Singapore - Passion Made Possible.

Food, glorious, food! A dash of romance, a pinch of sci-fi, and a savoury soup base of friendship make a hearty tale. Set in a not-so-distant, dystopian future where food is a biohazard and is banned, Singapore’s first dystopian-comedy brings together local favourites Adrian Pang, Yeo Yann Yann, Jeffrey Xu, and more.This is a sponsored content by Ministry of Communications and Information.

Inspired by the lives and times of the Merdeka Generation, ‘The Merdeka Stories’ presents an anthology of short films directed by award-winning directors—Don Aravind, Martin Hong, Priscilla Ang Geck Geck, and Wee Li Lin—with local writer Jean Tay.These 3-min films look back at memorable experiences in Singapore's yesteryear, and celebrate the contributions of the Merdeka Generation.This is a sponsored content by Ministry of Communications and Information.

Hamada finds a mirror and faces himself through it, fighting with the reflection expressing his true self to him through the mirror.

The staff of a Melbourne wet market struggle to keep things professional in a world where businesses are family-run, bargains are bellowed in several languages, and no one gets served without first winning an elbow fight.

Heavily in debt, and branded as an outcast by his family, Roy Kee is that con man uncle you don't want your kids to gong xi gong xi at Chinese New Year. One day however, he saves the life of a mysterious stranger and is given the gift of a life time...an app that can bless anyone else with infinite wealth...just not himself.

Social media influencer and celebrity Tori Leong goes missing, a month after going public with her relationship by posting the first picture of her and her boyfriend. This leads to speculation on her disappearance from her followers, ranging from calling her out on pulling a publicity stunt to providing fake-intentioned condolences to seek attention. Queen of Hearts is a web series about cyberbullying filmed entirely using mobile phones, created by showrunner JD Chua, who will work in collaboration with other Viddsee filmmakers namely - Alistair Quak, Benjamin Low, Tang Wanxin, Rifyal Giffari and Joann Nicolette. This series is based on a story by JD Chua and Chris Yeo.A Viddsee Originals Production

Inspired by a true story, this mini-series follows a group of dynamic bankers navigating work and personal lives.This is a sponsored content by DBS.

An animated anthology of 5 short films about life, love and the landscapes of Singapore past and present. With virtually no dialogue, each film is accompanied by a musical score and aims to show how our living landscapes and surroundings intertwine with our memories and imagination. Stories include a childhood romance that blossomed amongst the bookshelves of an old library; a fantasy adventure where a girl meets a cat who brings her into the underbelly of a night market; a nostalgic look at the playgrounds of our youth and the bittersweet simplicity of life; a tale about solitude and serendipity during an afternoon rain in the city, and an old violin's journey that spans 80 years of Singapore’s past.Director's Statement: I believe our lives, memories and imagination are deeply intertwined with our living landscapes. For a small nation like Singapore with a relatively short history, balancing conservation of its heritage sites and urban development is often a difficult challenge. Heritage isn't about tearing things down and building monuments for them - it's a living thing passed on through stories, and our heritage sites and landscapes provide an important backdrop for those narratives. While these films are, at their heart, about innocent times and the bittersweet simplicity of life, they're also a paean to the places in Singapore I remember growing up in and love letters to my home.

Leon has zero experience with girls. He went to an all boys’ primary and secondary school and at home, it’s just him and his dad. In a twist of fate, Leon ends up in The Insider, the school’s E-Magazine run entirely by girls. Follow Leon as he video blogs about his personal insights about a subject he knows absolutely nothing about… girls. The Leon Theory is an original web series by teens, for teens. It is conceptualised, and written students from the Diploma in Creative Writing for TV and New Media (DTVM), Singapore Polytechnic. The team worked closely with Big 3 Media to produce the 12 x 8 mins web series.

Uncle isolates himself by driving a taxi. Plying the roads of Singapore for the past 18 years, the city holds no secrets for him. The unexpected death of his relief driver forces him to drive the remaining days of his career for hours on end, which sets in motion a journey that blurs reality and delusion. Directed by Don Aravind, ’Drive’ chronicles the life of Uncle and his unique accidental passengers. A Viddsee Originals Production

A mötley band’s VR music videos set off a global chain reaction with altered foods, unleashing the Ültimate Comeback!"With the whole globe infected by altered foods, it only takes a trigger, sometimes a certain sound, to unleash the Ültimate Reckoning!" Watch the X_X_X IMMERSIVE FEATURE version at URtheater.com and receive ÜR Gift!

Enter the mind and world of five everyday Singaporeans in unexpected circumstances and adversity, as they bare their innermost thoughts and struggles to Eileen Chong in this inspirational web-series about the resilience of the human spirit.

The cool kids at school are having their annual party and three geeky schoolboys want in, to meet the girl of their dreams. They face a dilemma when they learn that an invitation to the party comes at a cost of a moral compromise and the threat of public humiliation. Directed by Jacky Lee.

A lonely florist must overcome his life's obsession with order and cleanliness when he is attracted to a girl who is spontaneous and impetuous. Will this unlikely relationship blossom?This is a sponsored content by Mamonde.

Beyond subsistence, food serves as medium to understand our world. Through examining personal histories, Director Ng Yiqin celebrates how food brings people together as she uncovers the subtler significances that make every bite even heartier. In this series we have a 91 year-old Hokkien grandfather, migrant workers from South India, a Malay grandmother and her grandson, a chef with a hawker background and a newly-wedded couple.

While the rest of the world drifts into deep sleep, the graveyard shift begins for many unsung heroes. Christine Seow profiles these ordinary people with extraordinary jobs, highlighting their challenges, perspectives and love for their jobs. Featured in ‘While You Sleep’ is a SPCA animal rescuer, suicide hotline volunteer, an ambulance driver, an Accidents and Emergency medical staff and an embalmer.

Cities are defined by their gleaming, towering skyscrapers, but its soul and heartbeat are its people and their stories. This Scene City series is a keyhole into these rich and layered narratives, landscapes and vignettes, about how we live and breathe as seen through the eyes of Viddsee filmmakers. 

Fifteen Singapore filmmakers are coming together in a ground-up effort to show a lesser-told side of Singaporeans from the 1970s to the 1990s.This was a time when news headlines focused on Singapore’s growth as a nation and on bread-and-butter issues; a time when we strove hard and persevered as a people. A time when Singaporeans earned labels of being hardworking, conscientious, and law-abiding, almost to a fault.Through 15 Shorts, a collaboration between the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) and Blue3Asia, the 15 film directors will provide an alternative perspective to the nation-building narratives of the era. They will tell true stories of Singaporeans who performed powerful acts of selflessness between the 1970s and 1990s. These are slice-of-life stories that reveal how this human, giving side has always been a part of us.These true stories were uncovered through various archival sources and interviews. The 15 film directors come from a wide range of creative backgrounds and inclinations. They range from the acclaimed and experienced, those presently making a name for themselves, to young filmmakers who show promise and potential:Eric Khoo, Kelvin Tong, K. Rajagopal, Boo Junfeng, Kirsten Tan, Chai Yee Wei, Randy Ang, Daniel Yam, Sean Ng, Nicole Midori Woodford, Gladys Ng, Kee Swee San, Jian Hao Tan, Chong Yu Lun, and Jason Lee. In the spirit of giving, each director will dedicate his or her film to a charity in Singapore. Working with NVPC, the directors have curated a list of charities that cover a spectrum of needs, including support for the elderly, people with autism, and migrant workers. We hope the films move Singaporeans to support these worthy causes. Find out more about each charity at this website.The short films will be released in an integrated online-offline approach, on the 15 shorts microsite, and will appear on the big screen, broadcast, and various digital platforms, thanks to our kind partners Filmgarde, Mediacorp, Viddsee and Singapore Airlines.The project is supported by Our Singapore Fund, and is in support of SG Cares, a national movement to support efforts of ground-up volunteerism in Singapore, to build a more caring and inclusive home for all.

Tensions run high at Torres Fashion as the launch of a new clothing line approaches. Lian’s brother Winston is in charge but when she tries to help out by delivering a cheque to their manufacturer she makes a surprising discovery that calls into question the price of success and the cost of fashion. This five-part YouTube miniseries created by IOM X (IOMX.org/made), a USAID-supported campaign, explores issues of supply and demand and raises questions about what it means to be a responsible consumer. Do you know who made your clothes?

Together Apart is an anthology of three short films directed by Kelvin Thong, K. Rajagopal and Sanif Olek. All three short films were developed from winning ideas submitted by members of the public to Project Lapis Sagu, a crowdsourced film initiative on cultural diversity and social integration launched in November 2016.Although the short films explore the relationships between Singaporeans and foreigners from different angles and settings, they all arrive at the same meeting point – that we can move beyond our differences and find common threads that bind us, if we take a moment to put ourselves in each other’s shoes.

“Three Trembling Cities” is an intimate portrait of two circles of fictional immigrants who’ve come to NYC from all over the world, and are juggling jobs, relationships, family expectations, and their own dreams. Their stories are intercut with documentary interviews with immigrants who’ve faced similar issues.

Investigative reporting from a megalomaniac in search of fame and a geek up for (almost) anything. Discover a forbidden Switzerland, a frightening Switzerland.

In his youth, Benny Chung was initiated into "The Streets", which leads him to a life dedicated to his new found family until he is left with no choice but to blend back into normal society. This prompts Benny to begin a new lifestyle where he supports his younger brother Matty in hopes they can live a normal life. Life is good, but Benny knows in his world all good things come to an end. There is a war brewing in the streets of New York City and Benny Chung must come to terms with his Dai Lo (Boss), his long time associate Paul Wu and his rivalry within the family to face another rising power that threatens their survival.Facebook

You’re Next is a comedy-drama web series about five women who discover that life at the age of 30 something is not what they have expected it to be. They are facing the same problems they had when they were twenty, only now they don’t have time for games and mistakes. Each episode tells the story of a single character, while their friendship connects them all.Facebook

CONQ is a fun and insightful web series about the lives and friendship of Lukas and Timo, two polar opposites, as they go through the various aspects and colors of their adventurous lives.CONQ Facebook Page

It is not necessary that fate brings people together in this small city. Could it be circumstantial events as the linking factor, or something else? An old sofa to her eyes but a passionate pair of full lips to his;Inside the library, a former popular novel hides their unfermented seeds of love;A mysterious cake triggers the determination of a night shift security guard to search the source of the taste of sweetness in his life;A middle-aged dressmaker meets a young man who returns to seek his past.Under the blue moonlight is the pounding of a lonesome heart; Regardless of the number of failures met before, one would still devotedly take the new lover as an angel from heaven, so heart-moving yet so untouchable;Someone says falling is love is like sailing into a dark sea, or a kid dreaming to venture into the kingdom of Narnia;Feel the charisma of the city through these movies, work of six directors, and watch how SOLER weaves the threads of love among these six stories. Each love story is unique… love is in the city.Facebook Page

Singaporean of the Day is a project created by Jeff Cheong and a group of friends, through conversations with people from all corners of Singapore. We talked to people on the streets, in the malls, at coffee shops, schools, void decks and even trains, to catch a glimpse of their dreams and hopes for this little island we call home.WebsiteFacebook Page

「when you turn your back towards the world, the things you face is only the beer and yourself 」There is a bar in Taipei that you can’t usually search it with the map.But when you have stories to tell, you will eventually find yourself walking towards that bar. There is always a bartender with a book in his hand, just like he has always been there in the evening waiting for you.When you are settled down, a suitable drink will be served right there. Even though he might not be able to help you with any opinions, he will let you tell the stories from your heart, always.He is anonymous, nobody knows where is he came from, or how to find him. But to the people who have met him, he is known as Mr. Bartender.Facebook PageWebsite「當你背對世界，面對的就只剩下酒和自己」在台北有一間酒吧，平常你按圖索驥怎麼找也找不到 。但是當你有故事想說的時候，卻會不由自主的走到了那間酒吧 ，那裡有位調酒師手上總是拿著一本書，彷彿那晚就只等著你這個顧客 ，待你坐定位後，便會為你送上一杯適合你的酒 ，雖然他沒辦法給你什麼意見，但總是會讓你暢快的說出心裡的話 。他沒有名字，也沒人知道他是從哪來，要怎麼找到他 ，不過遇過他的人，都稱呼他為 「 Mr. Bartender 」。FB粉絲團官網

A mockumentary set in a social media startup in Singapore.Four 20-somethings find themselves running ROFL - a new startup agency that offers social media marketing solutions - while hiring a documentary crew to film their ‘ascend into corporate fame’.Leonard is the charismatic CEO whose charm just about hides his rudimentary knowledge of all things social media-related; Shane is Head of I.T & Infrastructure whose kryptonite is any situation that requires social interaction; Business Development Manager Rachel is the poor little rich girl trying to find true love in a world full of pretty shoes and clothes; and Media Strategist Foo Soo Ling is the social media maven and ice queen whose heart of stone could use a little chipping away. Habitually dysfunctional, the quartet somehow ends up consulting for various clients and hilarity, if not disaster, typically ensues.Somewhere in this chaotic timeline of events, life, love and friendships also rear their heads, and our characters may yet find their rainbows before the end. Here's an introduction to Get Social > http://buzz.viddsee.com/get-social-intro/Facebook PageCast:George Young @tweetfromgeorgeOon Shu Ann @oonshuanShane Mardjuki @ShaneMardjukiVanessa Ann Vanderstaaten @VanessaVanDS

Ah Guan, a blue-collared worker in his late thirties falls in love with Mei Mei, a young and pretty lady who is on her way to stardom. It is love at first sight for Ah Guan, who has always dreamed of finding love. With differing dreams and a gaping age-gap, will Ah Guan’s love for Mei Mei be requited in the end?