These NTU students would do anything to save to save the local film scene here, even to the extent of walking around Orchard Road, and distributing flyers to support their cause.
As part of the ‘Save our Film’ campaign this year, students from the Nanyang Technological University team behind this campaign are doing their part to save local films.
The ‘Save Our Film’ campaign, a pioneer film heritage initiative, saw the students involved hold ‘on-the-street-awareness’ programs, where they reached out to members of the public at Orchard Cineleisure, the Cathy and Bugis Junction.
The students distributed flyers, put up a video projection about their campaign and even gave out DVDs as part of a contest giveaway at the various venues.
The students hope that through this campaign, young people would discover great local films in our nation’s history, after talking to the older generation and gleaming from their experiences.
They expect to hold a final ‘on-the-street-awareness’ event at Orchard Road next Saturday (Mar 6).
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SAVE OUR LOCAL FILMS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGfFoU5paU4
These are two of many old Singaporean films in 1970s. There are a lot of old local films before Jack Neo that are NOT mediacorp that are VERY INTERESTING.