Short Films Screening: Spotlight on Tan Wei Ting

Discover the storytelling brilliance of award-winning Singaporean filmmaker Tan Wei Ting at Red Dot August this year! Join us as we screen a collection of four short films directed, written and/or produced by Wei Ting. Delve into narratives of everyday Singaporeans and watch these stories that will resonate deeply.

The Longest-Distance Relationship (2014)

Four friends laugh, ponder, doubt, and struggle as they embark on a journey to understand one another's religions and beliefs.

Duration: 25mins

CA$H (2018)

Four cashier friends face the inevitable as they lock themselves inside their long-time workplace for a hopeless revolt against the cashless system. Can they beat the imminent changes of the future?

Duration: 12mins

Still Standing (2019)

When uniform high-rise government housing began sprouting up in newly independent Singapore, a young and idealistic architect, Tan Cheng Siong, aims to bring the “kampong spirit” back into the city sky with the Pearl Bank Apartments, only to be faced with struggles he never imagined.

Inspired by true events.

Duration: 20mins

Love at Fifty (2022)

Kee, a divorced mother of two in her 50s, weighs the prospect of an unlikely romance against its challenges when she meets a jovial—and romantically inexperienced—delivery person at her coffeeshop job.

This version of Love at Fifty has been edited from the original for public screening at Red Dot August.

Duration: 30mins