A brand new interview about Kwa Giu can be found at SINdie, a Singapore indie film blog.

SINdie: You always have a very natural sense of humour in all your films. Is it the same here?
Hosaywood: Try la haha. In fact, there’s already a natural humour at a game.

Read all about it here.

Hosaywood will film Singapore metal veterans RUDRA’s new music video, ‘Hymns from the Blazing Chariot’. Founders of ‘Vedic Metal’, Rudra’s unique fusion of Indian traditional music and extreme metal has won them critical acclaim worldwide. The track is taken from their upcoming album, to be released with the video in early 2009.

Zo Hee will be screened in London at Project Slingshort, 29 Nov 08. Click on the flyer above for details.

Tak Giu will be screened at Festival of Ideas: Toa Payoh HDB Hub on 8 Nov, 7.30pm - 8.30pm.

The 2nd trailer of Kwa Giu (Watch Football) is online on facebook. Remember to join the Hosaywood facebook group!

This Tak Giu cartoon was published in The New Paper in 2005, leading up to the 2006 World Cup.

This interview about ‘Silverpiece‘ was published last year. Some of the answers may seem blunt, because I didn’t know it was gonna appear in Q&A format.

The nice lights for F1 Singapore cost millions of dollars.