In 2024, "The Fall of Singapore" documentary delves into the harrowing events of January-March 1942 during World War II. As Britain found itself no longer isolated against Hitler, a wave of G.l.s arrived in the UK following Japan's infamous attack on Pearl Harbor. The film vividly captures the Allies' shock and despair as Singapore falls to Japanese forces, leading to the swift expansion of Japan's control over regions like Java, Burma, and New Guinea. The looming threat towards Australia becomes increasingly palpable as the Japanese forces progress relentlessly.Narrated by Liam Dale, this documentary offers a gripping account of this significant chapter in history.

The Fall of Singapore

Discover the inner workings of Singapore's Changi Airport, a hub handling 54 million passengers annually. Follow the stories of the 40,000 dedicated employees as they strive to provide exceptional service and ensure the safety and satisfaction of travelers in this captivating 4-part series. Experience the daily challenges and triumphs of the airport staff in meeting the needs of a diverse global clientele.

Inside Singapore's Changi Airport

Female Genital Mutilation Still Happens in Singapore. VICE investigates the prevalence of this harmful practice in Asia, focusing on progressive Singapore. Host Natashya Gutierrez interviews women affected by FGM, who share their stories and question the lack of protective laws.

Female Genital Mutilation Still Happens in Singapore

Discover the raw realities faced by former inmates reentering society after being released from Singapore's highest security prison in this gripping documentary. Follow their journeys as they navigate newfound freedom and confront the challenges of rebuilding their lives outside the confines of prison walls. Witness their struggles, triumphs, and the harsh truths about the consequences of their past actions in a world that is both unfamiliar and unforgiving.

Fresh Out of Singapore's Toughest Prison

Can high-tech urban farming reduce Singapore's reliance on imports? The government aims to use advanced urban farming and alternative protein technology to produce 30% of the island's nutritional needs by 2030, combating the limited land available for growing crops.

Can high-tech urban farming reduce Singapore's reliance on imports?

Foreign business students in Singapore experience a day in the life at top-class, albeit pricey, business schools. This documentary explores how well they integrate into the local culture and what motivates them to pursue their education abroad. Gain insight into the unique challenges and opportunities faced by international students in this competitive academic environment.

A day in the life: foreign business students in Singapore

Singapore is rapidly aging, with projections showing half of the population will be 65 and over by 2050. To combat this demographic challenge, the government is incentivizing couples to have children by offering them financial support.

Why Singapore is Offering Couples Thousands of Dollars to Have a Baby

Can Singapore rise to the level of Silicon Valley in Asia? In this documentary, the FT's Mercedes Ruehl explores the city's progress in attracting investment and talent to its startup ecosystem. Join her as she delves into Singapore's journey to becoming a global hub for tech innovation.

Can Singapore become Asia's silicon valley?

This documentary delves into Singapore's Marina Bay Sands complex, a colossal construction feat that encompasses hotels, a casino, and a picturesque waterfront promenade. Explore one of the most extensive projects in Singapore's history and uncover the engineering marvels that make it a must-see destination for tourists and architectural enthusiasts alike.

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