Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

Save, Share, and Explore the Art of Asian Cinema. AFA's regular curated film programmes play at Oldham Theatre. asianfilmarchive.org Singapore Joined December 2009

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Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute @TFAI_TW

11 months ago

REBELS OF THE NEON GOD’s Chinese title refers to a precocious teenage deity from Chinese mythology—Nezha, whose spirit of defiance—reincarnated in the film’s protagonists. Watch Tsai Ming-liang's debut from 3 June @AFA_archive : asianfilmarchive.org/events-calenda…

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2 years ago

[COMING SOON] Experience the peak of 90s Hong Kong cinema with Michelle Yeoh, Maggie Cheung and Anita Mui in this madcap Johnnie To sci-fi action flick. The 4K restoration of THE HEROIC TRIO 東方三俠 (1993) screens at Oldham Theatre. Learn more: bit.ly/TheHeroicTrioA…

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Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

2 years ago

Professor Rosalind Galt (King's College, London) and Professor Gerald Sim (Florida Atlantic University) will be giving a talk on using archives in their research! The talk is free and will be held at Oldham Theatre on Saturday, 16 July 2pm. Learn more: asianfilmarchive.org/event-calendar…

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Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

2 years ago

Whether The Weather Is Fine (2021) is an off-beat portrait of a family post-Typhoon Haiyan. Norma, her son Miguel and his girlfriend Andrea attempt to reconstruct their belief in humanity, hope, and love. Screening 2 - 31 July at Oldham Theatre: bit.ly/WhethertheWeat…

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Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

2 years ago

RECIPROCAL is the brand-new programme teaming up with the Thai Film Archive to spotlight 16 women-oriented stories across Asia and beyond. Catch the films from 1 July - 7 August at Oldham Theatre. Get tickets: bit.ly/Reciprocal2022

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Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

2 years ago

Tickets for 5 Films by Stanley Kwan are now LIVE! The Q&A sessions with director Stanley Kwan, they will be after the 17 June screening of Rouge and 19 June screening of Center Stage. Screenings are from 10-26 June at Oldham Theatre. Get Tickets: bit.ly/AFAticketing

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Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

2 years ago

[COMING SOON] 5 Films by Stanley Kwan will feature some of the new restorations from the acclaimed Hong Kong director's filmography. Screening 10-26 June at Oldham Theatre. Selected shows will be accompanied by post-screening Q&A Sessions. Learn more: bit.ly/StanleyKwanAFA

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2 years ago

Panah Panahi makes his feature film debut with Hit The Road (2021). This road movie traces a chaotic family of five as they embark on a journey across the Iranian countryside. Hit the Road screens 14 May - 26 June 2022 at Oldham Theatre. Get tickets: bit.ly/HitTheRoadAFA

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2 years ago

Retrospective: Mat Sentol showcases the full range of the Malay film legend. From Bond-esque spy capers, magic shows, vampires, pirates, vigilantes, witches and more, get swept up into the irreverent joy of Mat Sentol’s cinema. More info: bit.ly/MatSentol

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Asian Film Archive @AFA_archive

2 years ago

“Just as in love, there is this illusion, this illusion that you will never be able to forget, the way I had the illusion, faced with Hiroshima, that I would never forget. Just as in love.” - HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR (1959, dir. Alain Resnais)

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2 years ago

[COMING SOON] For the first Retrospective of 2022, AFA presents the first such retrospective of the Malay comedian, actor, filmmaker and multi-hyphenate Mat Sentol. Retrospective: Mat Sentol screens 13 May - 5 June 2022 at Oldham Theatre. Learn more: bit.ly/MatSentol

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2 years ago

“All this is as remote as China and as familiar as Hyde Park. Against this background of past splendour, in the avenues of this Mongol Versailles, one wonders about both past and future.” – Chris Marker in SUNDAY IN PEKING (1956)