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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.

In this coming-of-age film, 17-year-old Zaki’s ambitions are disrupted by his troubled family past, and he now has to wrestle with the idea of fatherhood when he learns that his ex-girlfriend is pregnant.

A nurse gets ready for another day of intense work. However, much to the contrary of what have been featured on social media paying tribute to the hard work and contributions of frontline medical personnel, she is met with much rejection and discrimination...

A girl's search for light in the midst of darkness.

Mina lives alone in her apartment accompanied by three little house spirits, the Kitchlets, who feed off her positive emotions and take care of her negative ones.

A male teenager going through a series of struggles where his reality and beliefs in his world are connected as one...

As Covid-19 scare hits our neighbourhood, an old man suspects his new neighbour to carry the virus but a twist of fate reveals the sobering truth.

In the months following the loss of their young son to leukaemia, a couple struggles to reassemble their broken lives and put the tragedy behind them. Tensions run high as they try and fail to settle back into past rhythms, and trapped within their own cycles of interiority and anguish, they eventually come to realise that the only route to closure is through each other.

After an encounter with a mysterious old man who owns a thrift shop that helps students achieve good grades, a Junior College year 2 student must decide if he wants to trade in what’s most precious to him for As.

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.