By Pang Khee Teik When we received the SMS that morning in April informing us that Krishen Jit was expected to go anytime, my housemate and I rushed to the University Hospital. At the hospital, we grabbed a bun each from the sundry shop – we were starving for breakfast. We spent a few minutes […]
By Pang Khee Teik Film: 157 (last year: 196) Why do spineless cowards and sycophants keep saying that giving freedom to artists will result in total chaos and anarchy? Will the country fall apart if a local movie shows a Malay girl who doesn’t try to convert her Chinese boyfriend to Islam? If our national […]
By Pang Khee Teik Theatre: 138 productions (Last year: 148) In 2004, theatre began with three-and-a-half hours in hell, in the company of pretty pretty boys, that we call thespians. Painful from the first minute, the Chinese-language gay love story Sam & Jet should prove once and for all that not all gay men are […]
