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Archive for the ‘Letters’ Category

‘Exile’ movie is just hype until you begin to understand

[TRE reader refutes ST Forum writer - ‘To Singapore, With Love’ nothing more than hype.] Missing home... It is so easy to dismiss the banned movie as nothing but hype when one is ignorant of current political events and not being acquainted with the exiled Singaporeans. Mr. Anand raised a number of questions whether these...

No one even talks about Schooling being an FT

Singaporean Joseph Schooling (Photo: AFP) Many of my friends and I were at the Marine Terrace market when Schooling had a photo shoot in front of the coffee stall etc. He did his TV make up there. Nobody in the crowd ever thought he was a foreign talent. No one showed any enmity towards him. Why should a prime minister of a...

‘To Singapore, With Love’ nothing more than hype

Crossing the Causeway to watch a movie I have watched To Singapore, With Love and, with all due respect to film-maker Tan Pin Pin, it's really much ado about nothing ("To JB, for a movie"; last Sunday). The documentary on exiles and their narratives made no attempt to offer a holistic view, let alone a balanced and objective...

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