Singapore Film Festival

An NCPA & the Consulate-General of the Republic of Singapore, Mumbai, Presentation

Film Screening

1965 (2015)
(Col: 130 mins)
Saturday, 31st – 3.30 pm

1965 is a riveting thriller that uses a piece of Singapore’s history like never before, through engaging stories of immigrants and natives—how a group of people, divided by race, language and religion, saw their lives profoundly transformed by a watershed moment. Their paths will cross and clash in the race riots in the months leading to the separation between Singapore and Malaysia and to the independence of a nation.

Directed by Randy Ang & Daniel Yun
Written by Andrew Ngin Chiang, Meng, Randy Ang & Daniel Yun
Produced by Daniel Yun & Ng
Say Yong
Cast: Lim Kay Tong, Qi Yu Wu, Joanne Peh, James Seah, Deanna Yusoff, Sezairi Sezali & Mike Kasem

Ah Boys to Men (2012)
(Col: 108 mins)
Saturday, 31st – 7.30 pm

After his enlistment in BMTC Tekong (Basic Military Training Center), Ken appears to be highly demoralised. He enjoys rebutting his instructors when it comes to unreasonable training, and always chooses the easy way out. Ken gets to know different people in the camp, including Wayang King, who is the star recruit and wants to be an officer; Lobang, who is quick-witted and street smart; IP Man, whose unique feature is his over-sized mouth, and others. When these recruits undergo harsh training together, they bond and develop a deep friendship.

Directed by Jack Neo
Written by Jack Neo & Link Sng
Cast: Joshua Tan, Wang Wei Liang, Noah Yap, Maxi Lim, Tosh Zhang, Richard Low & Irene Ang

Admission on a first-come-first served basis.