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Deep Dive: Invisible City (2007)

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Invisible City
Invisible City is a documentary directed by Tan Pin Pin that focuses on the lives of photographers, journalists, and archaeologists in Singapore. The film presents intimate interviews with these individuals, who share their experiences and the importance of documenting their histories in a rapidly changing urban environment. Each storyteller reflects on their personal narratives and memories, emphasizing their connection to Singapore, a city that holds their past. The film raises questions about legacy and the significance of being remembered in modern society. By examining the lost and forgotten archives of pre-1965 Singapore, Tan Pin Pin invites viewers to consider the value of personal stories in understanding a city's identity and history.

Why Watch

  • •Meet photographers documenting Singapore's past.
  • •Find out about pre-1965 Singapore's lost archives.
  • •See how urban change affects personal identity.

Did You Know

•The film has a duration of 58 minutes.
•It was released in the year 2007.
•The documentary is produced in Singapore.

Perfect For

Documentary enthusiastsSingapore history buffsPhotography lovers