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Of Boys and Breath Mints

What kind of school has toughening-up camps that they force their “effeminate” students to attend?…

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Shirley Lim’s Layered Confection

A daughter rapes and kills her father. This was how I first came to know…

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The Virtues of Sin

In Bernice Chauly’s small but substantial collection of poetry and prose, The Book of Sins,…

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Marjane Satrapi’s “Persepolis”

Persepolis is based on the best-selling graphic novel of the same name by Marjane Satrapi.…

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Hans Issac’s “Cuci”

The directorial debut by leading actor Hans Isaac is more impressive than I had anticipated.…

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KSFM’s “Malaysian Shorts”

Monday evening’s screening of recent Malaysian short films largely confirmed the talent and richness to…

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Tembak: Mark Tan’s “Jarum Halus”

For a debut feature film, Mark Tan’s “Jarum Halus” proves to be both bold and…

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Tembak Shots: “WOMAD Singapore’s 10th Anniversary”

My first WOMAD experience in Toronto, Canada in 1988 was a seminal experience – having…

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Success At First Bloom

It takes great skill to make a film about the emotional and material deprivation of…

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Tembak: Low Yi Chin & Chong Kim Chiew’s “A White House and A Temporary Road”

A red Chinese box-altar stands on one of The Annexe Gallery’s upper levels; its idol,…

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Every Frog Has Its Day

Urgh. For some reason, when the arts community decides to embark on a production that…

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More Than a Festival

It gets harder and harder to review the Rainforest World Music Festival without sounding like…

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Strange Bedfellows

Two very varied feature films opened recently, the first two parts of a planned trilogy…

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Tembak: Wed 9 – Wed 16, May 2007

Opera Pinocchio Sat 12, May 2007 Once upon a time there was an old carpenter,…

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Metaphors Be With You

The moment you start focusing your attention on them, metaphors wriggle right out of the…

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Death and Tears

Fancy costumes and hoity-toity language do not generally agree with me in the theatre, so…

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Enjoy the Silence

The semi-autobiographical domestic drama by Nobel laureate Harold Pinter, Betrayal (staged at the Kuala Lumpur…

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Telltale Lovebites

It has been an important year for independent Malaysian cinema. Triumph on the international festival…

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Ladies and Gentlemen

He’s practically done it all: the West End (Miss Saigon, Rent), Hollywood (Anna & The…

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Bootlegging

It would take a very hard-hearted person to not admire the gumption of Khairil M…

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Stiff Monster

Watching the KLPac production of Frankenstein in Love, I was somehow reminded of a play…

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The Funky Guru

Finding out about international acts performing live in Malaysia can be a bit like playing…

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Shining Through The Rain

Some filmmakers use film as a tool to tell narratives and build worlds. Other filmmakers,…

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Lepidopterists – the Musical

Those who are familiar with classical Chinese literature will have heard of Liang Shanbo and…