Athiyan writes about Ashokamitran's novel Karaindha Nizhalgal, which looks at the lives of those on the peripheries of the Tamil…
Ajay explores how the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation explores the ideas of virtual and augmented reality through…
A short story by Sithuraj Ponraj, featuring the beloved Nargis Dutt, one of the doyens of Hindi cinema.
Tan Chee Lay writes a poem in Chinese inspired by Royston Tan's movie 15 (2003).
Tan Chee Lay and Tan Inn Shin transcreate a Chinese poem inspired by Royston Tan's coming-of-age movie 15 (2003).
We are excited to present to you the second issue of our magazine! We have for you personal essays, film analysis,…
Rafaella Britto writes about Devi, the Satyajit Ray movie that explores the relationship between femininity and divinity in a patriarchal…
K Balamurugan writes about Tamil cinema in Malaysia, the groundbreaking movie Jagat (2015), and relating to it as a boy…
Ramchander writes about the Iranian film Disappearance, which won the award for Best Asian Feature at SGIFF 2017.
Ramchander writes about the Thai film Malila The Farewell Flower, one of the films in competition at the Singapore International…
Ramchander writes about the Israeli film Scaffolding, one of the films in competition at the Singapore International Film Festival 2017.
Aashish Gadhvi examines how Hindi cinema portrays the Indian abroad, and how this has changed over the years.
The World of Apu asked director Ali Asgari a few questions about his movie Disappearance, and his love affair with…
The World of Apu interviews Matan Yair, screenwriter and director of Scaffolding.
A conversation with Anucha Boonyawatana, the director of Malila: The Farewell Flower.
We spoke to Davide Cazzaro, publisher and editor-in-chief of NANG Magazine, and Ben Slater, the guest editor of NANG's first…
Ben Slater put together the book 25: Histories and Memories of the Singapore International Film Festival. We speak to him…
An expansive interview with Ms. Wahyuni Hadi, the Executive Director of the Singapore International Film Festival.
Jayanthi Sankar shares with us film-inspired art work, and a couple of anecdotes.
Maeve Rafferty writes about Brooklyn the novel and Brooklyn the movie, through the prism of her experience as an Irish…
Lopamudra wonders why the beloved fictitious Bengali detective Byomkesh Bakshi has never enjoyed a successful transition to cinema.
Athiyan writes about his experience of reading a Tamil translation of Chemmeen, the Malayalam novel, and watching Chemmeen, the classic…
Ravi Kiran writes a short story that takes off from where Arrival (2016) left us, and explores Louise's feelings in…
Cyril Wong's exquisite poetry is inspired by the films he's watched and loved.
Chow Teck Seng translates to English Kong Long Mao's Chinese language poem, inspired by the film Vive L'Amour (1994).
Chow Teck Seng translates to English Gu Xing Xi's Chinese language poem, inspired by the film Farewell My Concubine (1993).
We are pleased to present to you the first issue of our magazine! We have for you personal essays, articles,…
Rafaella Britto writes about Norma Bengell, the maverick Brazilian actress.
Jeyannathann Karunanithi writes about the politics of the Tamil movie Kabali. He argues that we must familiarize ourselves with the…