Film Lens
Trailer Boys follows Muhammad Irfan Rafieh, a member of Abam2 Trailer Singapura, a community of truck drivers in Singapore. The film presents the lives of young truck drivers who face societal stereotypes regarding their profession. It focuses on how these drivers, particularly Irfan, work to change perceptions through their daily activities and involvement in their trailer club.
The documentary runs for 22 minutes and provides insights into the lives of truck drivers in a fast-paced city like Singapore. It addresses the common view of truck drivers as uneducated and unskilled, contrasting this with the dedication and community spirit found within the Abam2 Trailer Singapura group.
Why Watch
- •Meet Muhammad Irfan Rafieh and his trailer community.
- •See how truck drivers challenge societal stereotypes.
- •Find out about life as a truck driver in Singapore.
Did You Know
•The film features Muhammad Irfan Rafieh as a key member of the community.
•Abam2 Trailer Singapura is a specific community of heavy vehicle drivers.
•The documentary has a runtime of 22 minutes.
Perfect For
Truck driver cultureSingaporean communitiesHeavy vehicle enthusiasts