Feature: Lights of Spring 2010

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Feature: Lights of Spring 2010

This year's Spring festive event in Sentosa turns to an evening affair with decorative lightings amidst serene gardens as Chinese New Year meets Valentine's Day. With a mix of the traditional Chinese cultural symbols and Western romance elements, it makes excellent unique outings for both families and lovebirds to spend their long weekend. A small note for lovebirds though: You're strongly encouraged to visit during non-peak days if you prefer some quiet space with your partner.

Happy Chinese New Year & Happy Valentine's Day!

Films at a Glance

Shutter Island
A controversial psychothriller that is mentally intriguing, emotionally disturbing and yet calm with a regular pace. It's not what most will expect, you'll have to find out for yourself. The lesser you know, the better it'll be when you watch it.
A

Fire of Conscience
Dante Lam has proved to be a distinctive HK director with his cinematography and style. Story wasn't as intriguing as expected but enough to explore the possibilities of a berserker dwelling within each of us via impressive Leon Lai and Richie Ren.
B+

Mao's Last Dancer
Simple fluid piece of cinematic work that inspires with a mix of tears and joy. Linear plot adequately allows for onscreen issue debates and emotional mesmerisation. Impressive opener to SIFF 2010.
A-

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Feature: Lights of Spring 2010

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