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Welcome to Singapore Film Society
If you love watching good movies -- the Singapore Film Society
(SFS) is the place for you. We are Singapore's longest-established
organization promoting the appreciation of film as a medium of
both art and entertainment.
More about us >>
Our members enjoy:
- Free screenings every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month at GV Marina
- Free screenings of art-house selections on other days of the month
- Discounted tickets for film festivals organized by us
(Singapore International Film Festival
is not by us)
Got a question? Read our Frequently Ask
Questions, or drop us a line.
Bring your friends to SFS screenings!
Click here to find out how
| Current Events |
NLB-SFS Film Review Contest (in association with the Japanese Film Festival 2008)
| What |
In 300 to 500 words, send your critical review of any Japanese film found in the Film Village, library@esplanade and win! tickets and prizes. In line with the theme “The Woman in Japanese Film”, your review should emphasise the feminine perspective of your chosen film. For more details ... |
| When |
8 July 2008 (Tuesday) - 3 August 2008 (Sunday) |
| Details |
Click here for more details |
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| Call for Entries: DigiCon6
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Animated Short Film Initiative
| What |
The Animated Short Film Initiative is an initiative from the Singapore Film Society (SFS), supported by the Media Development Authority of Singapore (MDA), to nurture talents in the animation industry. It supports the production of animated shorts of up to 30 minutes in length by both individuals and companies. |
| When |
6 August 2008 (Wednesday) |
| Details |
Click here for more details |
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SFS core screening at GV Marina (members only)
| What |
Film titles will be announced about 1 week before the screening date. |
| When |
6 August 2008 (Wednesday) |
| Where |
Golden Village Marina |
| Details |
Click here for more details |
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 SFS Talkies / World Cinema Series : Sandakan No. 8 / Sandakan Hachiban Shokan: Bokyo
| What |
In Competition for Golden Bear in Berlinale 1975, Sandakan No. 8 is Japanese director Kumai Kei’s best known work and it tells the moving story of the life of a karayuki-san (juvenile prostitute) in the Japanese colonies of Southeast Asia in the early twentieth century. |
| When |
12 August 2008 (Tuesday), 7.30pm |
| Where |
National Museum of Singapore, Gallery Theatre |
| Details |
Click here for more details |
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Japanese Film Festival 2008
| What |
The Embassy of Japan and the Singapore Film Society bring you another fine selection of the best of Japanese Cinema in this year's Japanese Film Festival, from 22 - 31 August 2008. This year, we highlight the importance of the Woman in Japanese films..... |
| When |
22 August 2008 (Friday) - 31 August 2008 (Sunday) |
| Where |
National Museum of Singapore, Gallery Theatre |
| Details |
Click here for more details |
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Archive of events »
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| Other people's events
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Cine Club Tuesday Films
(French films with English subtitles)
| Organizer |
Alliance
Francaise |
| Venue |
Alliance Francaise auditorium (map) |
| Admission |
Members of the public: $8. Discounted tickets at $6 for students
and members of SFS, Alliance Francaise, French Film Society and
French Alumni. Tickets available at SISTIC outlets, including
Alliance Francaise outlet. Phone booking -- 6348 5555. Online
booking -- visit www.sistic.com.sg. |
| Details |
Please
check complete details here. |
| Enquiries |
Alliance Francaise hotline: 67378422 (office hours) |
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