Homeground stars

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Here are the stars from Homeground! Your everyday football heroes, on stage for Q&A during our world premiere at *SCAPE. Thank you to every one of you for sharing your stories and making Homeground come to life. View more photos from the event on Facebook.

Homeground premiere success!

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Thank you for coming to the Homeground premiere. Everyone enjoyed the food, games and film and we heard some great reviews. Special thanks to POSB Bank, Havas Media, *SCAPE and Table Football Association Singapore for making the event happen. For those who are asking, the full film will be launched online in Nov! Visit the Homeground Facebook for more updates.

Homeground trailer

Here’s the Homeground trailer, enjoy! See you at the premiere on Saturday.

Visit the official Homeground website for more info and updates.

Homeground World Premiere

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Dear friends, it’s official! Our new film, Homeground, will launch at *SCAPE Orchard Road on 24 Oct 2015! Tickets are free, register now in case they run out:
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HOMEGROUND WORLD PREMIERE
*Scape Orchard, The Gallery L5
24 Oct 2015, Sat 12pm – 1:30pm

12pm: Doors open
Reception
Mini football games
Light refreshments
Screening
Q&A with filmmaker, Jacen Tan

Homeground is supported by the POSB Storytellers Grant. Event partner for the screening is *SCAPE.

Hope to see you there! We are celebrating 10 years of Tak Giu too!

The Other SG50 video

Our new video has gotten near to 100k views on Facebook. Thanks for all your support. Above is the YouTube version.

“The other SG50 video. Something you won’t see on TV, but see in our everyday lives. As we celebrate SG50, let’s not forget the hardworking people will built this country. A love letter to Singapore and its people.”

Do ‘like’ our new Hosaywood page, where we will be publishing more videos on Facebook.

What is Homeground?

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Homeground (23 mins, documentary) is a love letter to playing spaces we call home.

Singapore is a football nation. Every weekend, thousands of amateur players, from schoolboys to office executives to retirees, gather to play the Beautiful Game. Not for glory, not for fame; but for passion, football and friendship. This spirit is forged in the neighbourhoods; void decks, street soccer courts, open fields or any patch of grass. All across Singapore, footballers have a place they call their ‘Homeground’.

Football can be played anywhere, and our neighbourhoods are Singapore’s playground. A baby first learns to kick a plastic ball in a HDB flat. A primary school boy forms a football team in his void deck. An aspiring national player scores his first goal for his school on a neighbourhood school field. These weekend warriors show us where they play, and how they play. Concrete, sand, grass or artificial grass. Two sticks, bottles, shoes, or even school bags can make a goalpost.

Homeground is a tribute to the weekend warriors and the playing spaces close to our hearts.

Stay updated for the premiere of Homeground in Oct 2015!