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Islanders《親密之海》is a bold, romance drama series adapted from Wu Qing-Fang’s novel Archipelago 《群島》. Co-directed by Ler Jiyuan, the series features a powerhouse cast including Yusuke Fukuchi, Christopher Lee, Wu Kang-Ren, Rima Zeidan, and Yu Tzu-Yu. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly shifting social landscape, Islanders delves into the tangled web of modern relationships, digital alienation, and the elusive search for love and freedom in the age of social media.
World Premiere: Golden Horse Fantastic Film Festival, 2025
Invisible Stories is a six-part HBO anthology drama series. Set in a fictional Singaporean housing estate, the series unearths the hidden lives of marginalized characters, from a single mother caring for her autistic son to migrant workers and sex workers navigating survival and dignity.
World Premiere: Golden Horse Film Festival
Special Showcase: Singapore Int'l Film Festival
Nominated: Int'l Emmys for Best Actress, Yeo Yann Yann
Winner: Best Actress, Asian Academy Creative Awards, Yeo Yann Yann
Winner: Best Drama, Content Asia Award
Winner: Best National Director, Asian Academy Creative Awards, Ler Jiyuan
*Variety Magazine "The 15 best International Series of 2020".
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Grisse is an eight-part HBO Asia Original period drama created by Mike Wiluan. Set in the mid-1800s during Dutch colonial rule in the East Indies, the series centers on a motley group of rebels who rise up to seize control of a colonial town. Gritty, stylish, and unapologetically bold, Grisse reimagines Southeast Asian history through a revisionist Western lens—offering a fresh take on rebellion, identity, and power.
Asian Academy Creative Awards
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Winner: Jamie Aditya for Best Actor in a Supporting Role.
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Nominee: Adinia Wirasti for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
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Nominee: Joanne Kam for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.
The Drum is a heartfelt short film about an aging man who reconnects with life and family through an abandoned tabla drum left behind by his tenant. Exploring themes of loss, reconciliation, and purpose, the film was selected for competition at the 2017 Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival and won the Gold Award at the 2018 Viddsee Juree Awards Singapore.
Keep Smiling is a two-part narrative film which delves into what lies behind the professional smile of a CPF Board’s Customer Service Executive (CSE) – the pain, the tears, the untold stories – as she struggles with the mounting demands of work and her personal life. Conceptualised and co-produced by CPF Board.
WINNER: Best Branded Content at the Asian TV Awards.
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An experimental short film told through a blend of surreal imagery and poetic meditation, Metta Michael explores a woman’s search for connection after loss - both emotional and metaphysical.
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Sherman Oaks Film Festival, Winner Outstanding Performance Arthouse/Experimental
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Athens Digital Arts Festival
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Boundless Film Festival
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Kinosuite International Film Festival
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Ridgway Independent Film Festival.
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Brandenburg International Film Festival, Winner Best Experimental Film
A short film set against the backdrop of a traditional Chinese funeral. The story delves into the unravelling dynamics of a family following the patriarch's death, highlighting the fading customs of burning paper offerings. Premiering at the 2017 Singapore Chinese Film Festival
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A futuristic telemovie that interweaves the lives of several individuals connected through an online dating platform, exploring the complexities of love and relationships in a technology-driven society.
Nominated for five awards at the 2016 Asian Television Awards, including Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress (Jojo Goh), Best Supporting Actor, Best Cinematography, and Best Editing.
GONE CASE
Gone Case is a coming-of-age telemovie directed by Ler Jiyuan, adapted from Dave Chua’s novel. Set in Singapore’s heartlands, it follows 12-year-old Yong as he navigates family struggles and the trials of growing up. Quietly powerful and deeply human, the film offers a rare glimpse into the inner world of a boy forced to mature too soon.