tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2019-11-01T23:47:16+08:00 Peatix Asian Film Archive tag:peatix.com,2017:event-277807 2017-08-04T19:30:00SGT 2017-08-04T19:30:00SGT

Watch the Trailer here.Film ScreeningsSelect the following links for more information on the screening programme and to purchase tickets:Double bill screening Flowers in the Wall + Solo, Solitude Fri, 4 Aug, 7:30pm - 10pmSat, 5 Aug, 1:30pm - 4pm (Repeat screening)Purchase tickets here: http://flowers-solosolitude.peatix.com/Screening of River of Exploding DuriansSat, 5 Aug, 4:30pm - 7pmPurchase tickets here: http://explodingdurians.peatix.com/Double bill screening of 329 + By the Time It Gets DarkSat, 5 Aug, 8pm - 10:30pmSun, 6 Aug, 1:30pm - 4pm (Repeat screening)Purchase tickets here: http://329-bythetime.peatix.com/Double bill screening of A Short Film on the May 13 Generation + The ReturnSun, 6 Aug, 7:30pm - 9:30pmPurchase tickets for this show here: http://may13-thereturn.peatix.com/Panel DiscussionSun, 6 Aug, 4:30pm - 6pmAdmission is free with registration here: http://panel-poeticjustice.peatix.com/Join speakers and filmmakers Anocha Suwichakornpong (By The Time It Gets Dark), Edmund Yeo (River of Exploding Durians), Green Zeng (The Return) and Yosep Anggi Noen (Solo, Solitude) in a panel discussion moderated by Professor Adam Knee (LASALLE College of the Arts) on the theme Poetic Justice: Personalising Poltiics on Screen. ___________________Poetic Justice: Personalising Politics on Screen will present a series of contemporary fictional films from Southeast Asia and a panel discussion featuring the filmmakers of the works. Taking the notion of “poetic justice” as a point of departure, the session will take an interest in the intersections between fictional filmmaking and real-life political events in national histories.Why and how do filmmakers infuse our sensitive and often subdued pasts into their own narratives? Can any balance be redressed through the avenue of fictional imaginings? What are the ethical considerations involved as a creator and what can the poetics of cinema possibly achieve through this process?Join guests and film directors Anocha Suwichakornpong (Thailand), Edmund Yeo (Malaysia), Green Zeng (Singapore) and Yosep Anggi Noen (Indonesia) as we seek to traverse along the real, the hypothetical and the ideal informed by their creative decisions.About REFRAMEAn initiative by the Asian Film Archive, Reframe is a series that aims to bring together diverse audiences and the film community at large through an innovative range of programmes, encouraging dialogue and examining topics surrounding cinema and the moving image.By asking the hard questions and re-looking at trends and issues critically, the series will construct meaningful frameworks that bring forth multi-perspective viewpoints and an increased appreciation of film and culture.Organised by Asian Film ArchiveSupported by The Arts House