Zo Gang + Zo Hee will be rocking Celebrate Drama 2008 at the Arts House, as part of its short film programme.
Check out ticketing and screening details on 16 & 17 Aug here.
Zo Gang will also be screened at the following schools under the Cineodeon showcase.
15 Aug 08 – 245pm, Meridian Junior College
18 Aug 08 – 2pm, Hwa Chong Institution
Cineodeon is a youth-led cinema chain showcasing films from the Asian Film Archive Collection. Students learn how to programme and manage a film screening, appraise and critique a film, under the guidance of industry professionals and the Asian Film Archive.
This year, Zo Gang is included in the film line-up. Learn more about Cineodeon here.
There are many ways to watch short films and get involved with short filmmaking! From regular public screenings, workshops, and DVDs on sale, have your fill of local short films all year round from these champions of the Singapore film community.
Find out more about local film here. (Thanks to Kristin Saw, SFC)
Singapore vs Brazil Olympics Team, National Stadium 29 July 2008
We went to another ‘last’ match. This time, some people payed $120 and Ronaldinho played.
KVLT is a new online arts magazine. Read an article on Kwa Giu in the first issue, on page 74.
Zo Gang screened at nuSTUDIOS‘ Film Camp last friday. There was also a happening BBQ!
Here’s another Kwa Giu sneak peak:
Some have confused Kwa Giu with other films about local football. The official title for Hosaywood’s production is ‘Kwa Giu’ (Watch Football), there is no ‘Kallang’ in the name.
There’s another exciting film opening in August called Kallang Roar The Movie.
Last year, there was also a documentary called The Kallang Wave. Do check the other films out!
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What were Hosaywood films doing at a literature seminar? I initially had no idea too. Turns out, it’s really interesting what students are learning in their curriculum these days. Maybe one day, ‘Wah lau eh!’ instead of ‘Thou art something something’ will be in the textbooks =)
The students (from different schools) responded well to Zo Gang & Tak Giu, great to see them ask enthusiastic questions.
Thanks, if you were there and enjoyed the films.
It’s a busy month for Hosaywood, as we present our films at various events:
12 July – 5th Singapore Short Cuts, National Museum (Zo Gang + Zo Hee)
14 July – Hwa Chong Humanities Literature Seminar (Tak Giu + Zo Gang)
18 July – nuSTUDIOS Film Camp (Zo Gang + Zo Hee)
19 July – RSC Block Party @ Sinema Old School (Zo Gang + Zo Hee)
25 & 26 July – Unconference @ Substation, Singapore Night Festival (Zo Gang)
See you there!