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Sex.Violence.FamilyValues. est un film Singapourien réalisé par Ken Kwek avec Tan Kheng Hua
Sex.Violence.FamilyValues. (2013)
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Ajouter à une liste de filmsSex.Violence.FamilyValues (2012) is an award-winning film by Singaporean director Ken Kwek.
Comprising three short stories, Cartoons, Porn Masala and The Bouncer, the film was shot over a two-year period at The Butter Factory, a major nightclub in Singapore, whose owners financed the project. The individual shorts were screened at more than a dozen international film festivals, and Porn Masala won the Audience Choice Award (Short Film) at the 2011 Gotham Screen Film Festival in New York.
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Billed as "three dirrrty stories from the world's cleanest city", Sex.Violence.FamilyValues is described by its makers as a film that "pitches political correctness out the window of Singapore mainstream cinema."Acteurs
Tan Kheng Hua
(Liwen)
Ken Kwek
(Ah Tiong & Thief)
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