Five languages, including Arabic and Hainanese, feature in a 55-minute documentary that captures the sounds of modern Singaporean life.
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Five languages, including Arabic and Hainanese, feature in a 55-minute documentary that captures the sounds of modern Singaporean life.
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Victor Khoo and Juanita Melson lend their voices to the vibrant sounds of Singapore in Singapore GaGa. The 55-minute documentary captures the daily life of the city through the performances of buskers, street vendors, and school cheerleaders. It features a variety of languages, including Arabic, Latin, and Hainanese, reflecting the cultural influences that shape the nation. Directed by Tan Pin Pin, this film became the first documentary to receive a cinema release in Singapore, offering humor and insight into the urban experience.
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- Meet buskers and street vendors of Singapore.
- Find out about Singapore's diverse languages.
- See the first documentary released in Singapore cinemas.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 55 minutes.
- It features languages such as Malay, Mandarin, and English.
- Tan Pin Pin is the director of Singapore GaGa.
- The documentary was released in 2005.
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Who directed Singapore GaGa?
Singapore GaGa was directed by Tan Pin Pin.
What is the duration of Singapore GaGa?
Singapore GaGa has a duration of 55 minutes.
What languages are featured in Singapore GaGa?
The documentary features languages including Malay, Mandarin, and English.
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