Women who Love Women: Conversations in Singapore

About the Documentary

One of the few documentaries ever made about lesbians in Singapore, this documentary, filmed in 2006 uses interview footage with three Singaporean lesbians -Amanda Lee, Sabrina Renee Chong and Gea Swee Jean, to get a rare glimpse into lesbian lives in Singapore.

Intimate and often candid, these lesbians share about their lives and loves and their views on topics such as coming out and relationships. Sometimes heartbreaking, and often times, funny, the documentary captures the lives of lesbians who have chosen to live authentically and is a testament to the courage, tenacity and experiences of lesbians living in Singapore.

For more information, to join the mailing list or to RSVP for screenings, please email womenwholovewomensingapore@yahoo.com

Saturday, October 17, 2009

WWLW - Closing Film of Love and Pride Festival at Golden Village (1 Nov, 7pm)

Hi everyone,

It's been awhile .. I'm very happy to announce that Women who Love Women will be screened as the closing film to this year's Love and Pride Festival at Golden Village. Yay! Thank you Golden Village!

Here are the screening details:

Date: Sunday, 1 November 2009
Time: 7 pm
Venue: GV Grand (Great World City) Hall 4
Tickets: $8.00
Rating: R(21)

Do come and support the screening, and please help spread the word around.

For more information on the festival and to purchase tickets, please visit: http://www.gv.com.sg/moviedetails/gv_moviedetails_the_2nd_love_&_pride_film_festival.jsp

Take care!
Su-Lin

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Women who Love Women to be screened at Asian Hot Shots Berlin Film Festival

Hi everyone and a Happy New Year/2009!

Women who Love Women is being screened this Wednesday, 15 January at 20:30hrs at the Asian Hot Shots Berlin Film Festival.

More information can be found here:
http://www.asianhotshotsfestival.com/eng/film-programme/index.html (click on Queer Cinema and download the programme).

Please help spread the word round to people you know on that part of planet earth! There are a couple of other S'porean films being screened at the festival too which you might want to highlight.

Cheers, and take care!
Su-Lin:)

Friday, October 24, 2008

Last Screening at Sinema!

Catch the Documentary on the big screen for the last time at Sinema - 8 Nov, 830pm!

For more information, please visit www.sinema.sg

Please help spread the word around.

cheers!

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Screenings in September at Sinema

Sinema is starting a new themed night every Friday from September onwards that is dedicated to women. They are screening Women who Love Women as part of this over 2 Fridays in September:

- 5 September, 9.30 pm

- 12 September, 9.30 pm (with talkback with director, Lim Mayling)

For more information, please visit www.sinema.sg

Please help spread the word around.

cheers!

Monday, August 11, 2008

More Screenings at Sinema in August

More Screenings at Sinema in August:

Thursday, 14 August, 6.45 pm
Thursday, 21 August, 9.30 pm

Venue: Sinema @ Old School (11B Mt. Sophia Road)
Tickets: $8 each
Ticketing Hotline (Sinema): 63369707

[Tickets to be reserved over the ticketing hotline; payment and collection of tickets only at Sinema itself]

For more information: www.sinema.sg

Please help spread the word!

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Docu Screening at Q! Film Festival Jakarta

We are being screened this coming week on 11 August (7 pm) and 14 August (8 pm) at different venues. For more information, please visit www.qfilmfestival.org. Please help spread the news to family/friends in Jakarta. The Q! Film Festival will also tour to Jogjakarta and Bali.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Final Screening of the Documentary at Sinema on Saturday 26 July at 2pm

Hi!

There'll be a final screening of the documentary at Sinema on:

Saturday, 26 July 08, 2 pm

Venue: Sinema @ Old School (11B Mt. Sophia Road)
Tickets: $8 each
Ticketing Hotline (Sinema): 63369707

[Tickets to be reserved over the ticketing hotline; payment and collection of tickets only at Sinema itself]
For more information: www.sinema.sg

cheers!

Screenings and Q & A Sessions

Closing Film at Love and Pride Festival at Golden Village- 1 Nov 09 (7pm)
Screening at Asian Hot Shots Berlin Film Festival - 15 Jan 09 (830pm)
Last Screening at Sinema - 8 Nov 08 (830pm)
Screening at Sinema - 12 Sep 08 (930pm)
Screening at Sinema - 5 Sep 08 (930pm)
Screening at Sinema - 21 Aug 08 (930pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Q! Film Festival - 14 Aug 08 (8pm)
Screening at Sinema - 14 Aug 08 (645pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Q! Film Festival - 11 Aug 08 (7pm)
Screening at Sinema - 26 July 08 (2pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 17 July 08 (6pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 12 July 08 (230pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 29 June 08 (7pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 21 June 08 (9pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 15 June 08 (3pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 24 May 08 (9pm) - Additional Screening
Screening at Sinema - 1 June 08 (7pm)
Screening at Sinema - 25 May 08 (9pm)
Screening at Sinema - 18 May 08 (5pm)
Screening at Sinema - 17 May 08 (9pm)
Screening at S'pore Int'l Film Festival - 6 Apr 08 (11am) - Additional Screening
Screening at S'pore Int'l Film Festival - 6 Apr 08 (7pm) - Additional Screening - SOLD OUT
Screening at S'pore Int'l Film Festival - 5 Apr 08 (915pm) - SOLD OUT
Screening at S'pore Int'l Film Festival - 5 Apr 08 (7pm) - SOLD OUT
Screening at S'pore Int'l Film Festival - 5 Apr 08 (11am) - Additional Screening - SOLD OUT
Toca Me - 26 Jan 08 (9pm)
Pelangi Pride Centre Community Fair - 8 Dec 07 (530pm)
Hong Kong Lesbian & Gay Film Festival - 27 Nov 07 (740pm)
Hong Kong Lesbian & Gay Film Festival - 25 Nov 07 (240pm)
HELP College, KL - 30 Sep 07 (11am)
Pelangi Pride Centre - 8 Sep 07 (430pm)
Pelangi Pride Centre - 18 Aug 07 (430pm)
Pelangi Pride Centre - 21 Jul 07 (430pm and 730pm)
Pelangi Pride Centre - 7 Jul 07 (Premiere, 430pm)

Bios

Gea Swee Jean (extreme right) is an ambitious young woman in Singapore. She loves women, cats, kopi (must be from the kopitiam, not Starbucks etc), good design, World of Warcraft, overachieving, artistic endeavours, her family and friends, standing up for what she believes in, tech gadgets, East Coast Park, world peace, doing a good job and making genuine connections with people.

She is also passionate about supporting good causes on a voluntary basis, such as helping to organise the monthly Women's Nite. Along 3 other team mates, she has also produced and published "We Are Family: Stories of People with Disabilities in Singapore", a fundraising book for the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore.

Amanda Lee (extreme left) is a twenty-three year old woman in an enduring journey about life and love.

Presently volunteering with Women's Nite, a group for non-heterosexual women to talk about issues close to their hearts, she has also volunteered with, and continues to support AWARE and Pelangi Pride Centre.

She is currently pursuing a Liberal Arts degree with planned majors in Gender, Sexuality and Culture and Religious Studies at the Australian National University in Canberra, Australia.

Sabrina Renee Chong (middle) is a veteran Events Specialist who is carving out her new passion and career in photography. Sabrina is currently planning and working on a project to make black and white portraits of gay and lesbian couples in collaboration with other new artists in Asia to do similar portraitures in their respective countries. This will hopefully culminate in a traveling exhibition to create more awareness for the GLBT community.

When not indulging in her passion for photography, Sabrina enjoys traveling, swimming, art and indie films, spending time with her cats or building her fashion empire AVENUE inc in SecondLife.

Sabrina's images are at fotologue.jp/sabrinarc

Lim Mayling, born and bred in Singapore and having pursued a BA in Media from sunny Tallahassee to the wintry state of Buffalo, is an information junkie with a terrible memory. Having an avid interest in the complexities of human nature and having found a love for documentary from discovering Frederick Wiseman and Alan Berliner, she is on a path to unveil inner personalities behind a person. A madhatter who relishes a challenge, her next motivation will be to portray person(s) within created restrictions on the filming process Lars Von Trier style.

Ngiam Su-Lin has never produced a documentary apart from Women who Love Women although she has produced numerous plays when working with The Necessary Stage. A Theatre Studies graduate from the National University of Singapore, she has worked in theatre for close to ten years, with various companies.

Her first love is still theatre even though she is really falling in love with documentary and film.

She currently lives with her partner and their 7 cats, a dog, tetras and sucker fish; and is a full-time student pursuing theological studies and counselling.

Wendy Siew, for 12 years, Wendy has been singing and writing songs on the guitar for friends, lovers and good causes. She plans to record them before she's 40 and forgets. She welcomes all opportunities to sing at public places especially if it comes with free beer.