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| The Big Durian Amir Muhammad, Malaysia, 2003, 75 mins, Rated NC-16 On the night of 18 October 1987, a soldier ran amok with an M16 rifle in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown district. His outburst triggered panic and rumours of racial riots in the Malaysian city. Did this act trigger the infamous Internal Security Act clampdown nine days later? Did the Malaysian public’s view of the police, media, judiciary, royalty and political process subsequently undergo a radical shift? The narrator of The Big Durian speaks to 23 Malaysians (some real, others fictional) about the circumstances surrounding reactions to the incident. About the director: Director Amir Muhammad is a writer and independent filmmaker based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His works have been featured at the Sundance and Berlin International Film Festivals. A full retrospective of his work was screened at the 2008 Pesaro Film Festival Time: 1400 Venue: The Moving Image Gallery SAM at 8Q Admission: FREE source: SAM |
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| DEPOT 5 DARA This play is about women who lose their dignity. Their life journeys are not as pleasant as they have imagined. They give everything but receive insults. They seek protection but get persecution. They plan for happiness but obtain distress. As their lives turn sour, they are trapped and their dreams can never become reality. Please visit www.teaterartistik.com.sg or join Teater Artistik Frenz on Facebook for more information. In Malay English Subtitles Time: 1500h Venue: Play Den @ The Arts House Tickets: S$22 – at venue box office source: The Arts House |
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| Soak Swimwear at Zouk’s Flea and Easy Visit our booth at Zouk’s Flea and Easy Fashio Elite Edition where we will be selling Soak Swimwear and wrap dresses. See you there!Time: 1400 – 1900 Venue: Zouk, 17 Jiak Kim Street source: FB |
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| City of Women/ La città delle donne Dir: Federico Fellini 1980 / Italy, France / 146 min / 35 mm / R21 Consumer Advice: Nudity and Sexual Scenes In Italian with English subtitles It took Fellini several years before he developed this fantasy into a film. The idea originated from an evening spent with director Ingmar Bergman and actress Liv Ullmann, where the two filmmakers discussed the possibility of doing a project together. The project went unfulfilled, but the seed that was sowed that evening sprouted ten years later in City of Women. Fellini described City of Women as almost entirely a dream. By interweaving his protagonist’s fantasies into a dreamlike structure, the film recalls Juliet of the Spirits, Fellini’s earlier attempt to examine the female psyche. The result is a tantalisingly erotic and tongue-in-cheek exploration of the modern woman and contemporary sexual relationships. Venue: Gallery Theatre, Basement Time: 1930h Tickets: S$9 BUY source: National Museum |
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