Singapore split

Article Abstract:

The 17th Singapore International Film Festival was held from April 15th to May 1st, 2004. Several films showing political and social concerns were screened but six works (out of the 300 shown) were either banned or significantly censored, thus showing split tendencies on the part of the Singaporean government.

Singapore, Fairs and festivals, Film festivals

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Quota connundrum

Article Abstract:

The South Korean film industry is discussed. The South Korean movies have 50 percent market share in the country.

South Korea, Market share, Company market share

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War's heartache

Article Abstract:

The Sri Lankan film industry is discussed. The movie, August Sun is based on the civil war of Sri Lanka.

International Affairs, Civil Conflict, Sri Lanka, Analysis, Portrayals, Civil war, August Sun (Motion picture)

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