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• 2 April 2010 - 'The Gang' 2nd Premiere

  2010-04-10 1:10PM / 標準相冊
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  6 April 2010
  
  'The Gang' 2nd premiere at Sinema Old School.
  The 1st premiere was held at The Cathay on 23 Feb 2010.
  
  This time, more star guests, and perhaps more food?
  
  Pictures by Charles Sng.
  

• AliveNotDead Merchandise at Sinema!

  2009-11-01 6:15PM / 標準相冊
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  Come get AliveNotDead t-shirts and trucker caps (black and red) at Sinema Old School !
  SGD$40.00 each. Limited stock available !
  
  
  Sinema Old School address:
  
  11B Mount Sophia
  Old School #B2-12
  Singapore 228466
  
  Map at streetdirectory.com
  
  For more info:
  
  email: retail@sinema.sg
  tel: +65 6336 9707

• 10 Oct 2009 - XFM 96.3 Radio Station

  2009-10-18 2:01PM / 出席活動 / Sinema Event
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  Sinema is yet growing to another group of people who enjoy local films!

  Japanese radio station XFM 96.3 and their listeners came and visited Sinema Old School on a nice Saturday morning. They had their fun share of face-to-face interview with Sinema Old School co-founder, Mr. Nicholas Chee and came to understand more about our coffeeshop culture after watching Hock Hiap Leong (2001) directed by Royston Tan.
  
  The listeners also came by to visit our Sinema store and bought DVDs!

  Thank you very much and hope to see you again soon!

   

• 17 Oct 2009 - Jurong Point 'Auntie Lucy' Outdoor Screening

  2009-10-18 1:03PM / 出席活動 / Sinema Mobile Screening
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  In partnership with Panasonic, Sinema offers outdoor screening (with your preferred rated film material) at any indoor / outdoor location island-wide! 

   

  This outdoor screen is inflatable and comes in 2 sizes: 
  (1) 16 ft x 9 ft    (2) 20 ft x 11.25 ft

   

  Coincidentally, Deepavali (Diwali) falls on 17 Oct, a festival that is a public holiday in Singapore. It is usually more significant to the Indian community in Singapore. This festival is also refers to 'Festival of Lights'. Similar to the Chinese New Year, the annual Deepavali festive date is determined by the lunar calendar.
  
  For more info about Sinema Mobile, please contact events@sinema.sg.
  

• 19 Sep 2009 - The Heavenly Kings Screening at Sinema Old School!

  2009-10-15 6:34PM / 標準相冊
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  S:ISAFF Singapore International Social Action Film Festival 2009
  
  SOCIAL MEDIA: Screening & Forum: Heavenly Kings (2006)
  
  Topic: To what extent should you believe what the media tells you?
  
  Speakers:
  Patrick Lee (CEO, AliveNotDead.com)
  Raffi Kamalian (COO, AliveNotDead.com)
  Terence Yin (Cast of film)
  Philip Ng
  Elvanna Raine
  
  Estimated Duration: 120 mins
  
  ===
  About The Film:
  
  Entertaining mockumentary about the life and times of unheralded boy band Alive. Daniel Wu and company have a good time making fun of themselves, and the digs at the Cantopop industry are amusing, if not new. It's all rather light and even cloying, but this is fun, irreverent stuff.
  
  Director: Daniel Wu
  Cast: Andrew Lin, Convoy Chan, Daniel Wu, Terence Yin
  Genre: Mockumentary
  Running time: 90 mins
  Year: 2006
  Country: Hong Kong
  Language: Cantonese, Mandarin with English subtitles
  
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  Trailer:
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBfmeKZPOco
  
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  Watch out for more screenings of 'The Heavenly Kings' at Sinema Old School in 2010 !
  
  For more info: oldschool@sinema.sg

• International Social Action Film Festival SIAFF09

  2009-10-02 5:26PM / 標準相冊
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  Sinema Academy of Motion Pictures (SAMP) will host a showcase of socially conscious films and events this September at Sinema Old School. Recognizing films as a powerful medium of change and persuasion, with the capacity to reach the masses, Sinema, in collaboration with Legacy XXI, is bringing the International Social Action Film Festival (S:ISAFF) to Singapore for the very first time.

  The festival opens on the 9th of September, 2009 (09-09-09) with the highly acclaimed WAR DANCE (Sean Fine & Andrea Nix Fine), a story about the refuge children of war-torn Uganda overcoming tremendous adversity and triumphing over their bleak futures in a national music and dance competition. The presentation of over 50 short and feature length films from around the globe ends on Singapore’s Children’s Day – 1st October – with the closing film HOLLY (Guy Moshe), a powerful film about child prostitution and sex trafficking in Cambodia.

  S:ISAFF differs from a regular film festival by creating a strong complement of workshops, dialogue sessions and discussion forums with filmmakers, academics, policy makers, NGOs and concerned citizens to engage audiences on a variety of entertainment and educational levels.  The issues addressed in the films and forums will run the gamut of the Human Condition – exploring human rights, inequality, sustainability as well as children and youth.

  S:ISAFF illustrates how films and other social media can be effective tools towards spurring positive change in social action organizations, raising social awareness and increasing socially-conscious behavior in communities. This is part of SAMP’s effort as a Social Enterprise to bring the work of those involved in critical social action efforts to the forefront of the local communities they serve as well as those who can support their work through films as a platform.

  A key to the sustainability of any successful social action organization is its ability to communicate its story to the largest possible audience and S:ISAFF aims provides that access and more.

  All profits from this festival will go to various selected beneficiaries and as well as towards S:ISAFF 2010.