22/11(Sun) 6:30pm/BCBuy

30/11(Mon) 8:15pm/BCBuy

In Mandarin with English Subtitles
China / 2008 / Colour / 72min
Director: Zhu Yiye
Cast: Kong Sisi, Zhao Yaqing, Wu Yawen, Liu Fei, Duan Wenhao, Huang Liang

Little Tree and Summer fell for each other instantly when they met. But things turn out differently then expected when Little Tree finds it unbearable to continue their intimacy and decides to leave Summer. Devastated, Summer tries to experience life the way that Little Tree does, in an effort to win back her love. The story is developed in two directions, one based in reality, the other in illusion, as if Little Tree had never left Summer. Becoming absorbed in the illusion, Summer lives in a world full of absurdity until one day she realises that Little Tree has indeed been watching over her.

22/11(Sun) 6:00pm/AMC FWBuyTrailer

28/11(Sat) 9:30pm/BCBuy

In Korean with English subtitles
Korea / 2009 / Colour / 96min
Director: Boo Ji-young’s
Cast: Kong Hyo-jin, Shin Min-a, Chu Guy-jung, Kim Sang-hyun

Half-sisters Myung-eun and Myung-ju travel together to search for their long-lost father, and find each other in this quirky road movie. Urbanite Myeun-eun looks down upon her unkempt fishmonger sister Myung-ju. They are polar opposites, despite both growing up together on the resort island of Jeju. Together they go in search of their father, fighting like a pair of cats along the way as the story of their formative years in shown in a series of flashbacks. The character-driven script offers an opportunity for established starts Shin Min-a and Kong Hyo-jin to demonstrate their acting chops, and director Boo Ji-young’s reveals a shocking twist as the movie reaches its dramatic close.

27/11(Fri) 8:00pm/BCBuyTrailer

30/11(Mon) 9:50pm/IFCBuy

In English
USA / 2009 / Colour / 94min
Director: H.P. Mendoza
Cast: L.A. Renigen, Mike Curtis, Theresa Navarro, Aaron Zaragoza, E.S. Park

An all singing, all dancing musical that captures the essence of the San Franciso art scene, Fruitfly is the directorial debut of HP Mendoza, the performer and artiste behind the creation of the critically acclaimed Colma: The Musical in 2006. Fruitfly brings together many of the same faces from Colma to tell the tale of Bethesda, a adopted Filipina-American performance artist on a quest to find her birth mother. Arriving in San Fransciso to share a communal apartment with a ragtag bunch of artist, she is frustratingly branded a fag-hag! Nonetheless, she sings and dances her way through a visually inspirational and musically arresting film that will have you tapping your toes in appreciation.

25/11(Wed) 9:50pm/BCBuyTrailer

26/11(Thu) 7:40pm/IFCBuy

In Tagalog with English Subtitles
Philippines / 2009 / Colour / 86min
Director: Senedy Que
Cast: Yul Servo, Fritz Chavez, Emilio Garcia, Irma Adlawan
(Director Attend)

Controversial and shocking, Dose (tagalong for “12”) deals with the unsettling theme of pedophilia, as seen through the eyes of the 12 year old victim. Relocating from the rural poverty he has known for most of his life, Edy moves to his weathly aunt’s house in Manila. An effeminate boy obsessed with the dancing divas of the movies, he is befriended by Danny, a lonely 40 year old gardener. Screenwriter and first time director Senedy Que creates a nostalgic and sentimental story from the dark material. His sympathetic treatment of the characters treatment invites us to break free of the prejudice of age and gender, while bringing the film to its disturbing climax.

24/11(Tue) 9:50pm/IFCBuy

28/11(Sat) 4:15pm/BCBuy

15/12(Tue) 9:45pm/BCBuy

In Tagalog with English Subtitles
Philippines / 2009 / Colour / 79min
Director: Auraeus Solito
Cast: Aeious Asin, Aries Pena, Madeline Nicolas, Noni Buencamino
（ Feature to be preceded by Protect Me From What I Want / 13min)

（同場加影愛爾蘭短片「保護色 」)

Worth seeing just for the “prolonged and explicit” love scene that caused the Singapore film board to ban the film earlier this year, Boy is a tender and heartfelt story of growing up and falling in love. Poetic student Boy begins to explore his sexuality, and wonders into a macho dance bar. Here he finds Aries, a country boy turned go go dancer, living on the wrong side of the tracks. By pooling his spare cash and even selling his prized comic books, he saves enough to pay the dancer’s bar fine and take him home for the controversial love scene. A moving love story that also takes geo-political issues onboard, Boy is the work of award-winning Filipino director Auraeus Solito.