‘Still’: An Interesting Premise With Poor Execution
Overall this movie was an easy watch, but by no means a worthwhile watch.
Last Time
In a Singapore that has transformed beyond recognition, three ordinary Singaporeans share memories of what came before. A cobbler in his eighties, a former draftswoman in her seventies and a secretary in her sixties recall childhoods shaped by hardship and scarce opportunity. As the city modernised, they share how technology played its part in their lives and in the society around them. Last Time is a tender reflection on progress, and what we leave behind.
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In a Singapore that has transformed beyond recognition, three ordinary Singaporeans share memories of what came before. A cobbler in his eighties, a former draftswoman in her seventies and a secretary in her sixties recall childhoods shaped by hardship and scarce opportunity. As the city modernised, they share how technology played its part in their lives and in the society around them. Last Time is a tender reflection on progress, and what we leave behind.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Freedom Film, Hot Air Balloon Productions, Function 8
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