Winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes last year for his film Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, Apichatpong Weerasethakul is the golden boy of indie Thai cinema. Since the 90s, the Thai...

Two sex-themed Asian films are currently showing on the big screen—the explicit, Chinese gay film Spring Fever and the Korean erotic thriller The Housemaid. But just how sexy are they? We find out.

We took the opportunity to ask director Zana Briski more about her thought-provoking and Oscar-winning documentary Born Into Brothels.

Art and film meet with 40 Years of German Video Art and Animated Films from Germany at the National Museum.

If you’re looking for the next generation of Singaporean directors who are primed to make waves in the local film industry, look no further than this year’s Singapore International Film Festival line...

She’s done big budget flicks and riotous comedies, but with Mira Nair’s The Namesake, Jacinda Barrett really stretches her acting muscles. Wayne Ree talked to her about working with the cast and crew...

We look at some of the events and screenings to catch at the 2nd Singapore Indie Doc Fest.

We speak with Tom Tykwer, the acclaimed director of the brilliant period thriller Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, about his style, influences, the pressures of adapting a beloved (and some say...

The busy director takes time off to talk about the film, which is a travelogue, documentary, political satire and musical all rolled into one, and that succinctly tracies the history of Communism and...

Born in Toronto to an actor father and actress/director mother, Sarah Polley started her career at the tender age of four, but it wasn’t until Atom Egoyan’s The Sweet Hereafter in 1997 that the world...

Director Roger Donaldson tells the true story of motorcyclist Burt Munro in the film The World’s Fastest Indian, which is showing at the New Zealand Film Festival.