23rd Singapore International Film Festival
    • Asian Feature Film Competition
    • Singapore Short Film Competition: Finalists
    • Singapore Short Film Competition: Non-Finalists
    • Director's Focus: Bruce Beresford
    • Dance: Movement in Film
    • New York Avant Cinema Series | 2010
    • German Film Focus
    • Women in Film
    • Singapore Panorama
    • Cinema Today
    • In Focus
    • Imagine
    • International Shorts
    • Seeing Music, Hearing Film
 
[ Silver Screen Awards ]
Asian Feature Film Competition
  • Introduction
  • 40-ci qapi (The 40th Door)
  • Akasa Kusum (Flowers of the Sky)
  • Dooman River
  • Güneşi Gördüm (I Saw the Sun)
  • Ira Handa Yata (Under the Sun and Moon)
  • Jao Nok Krajok (Mundane History)
  • Memories of a Burning Tree
  • Mukhaputa (The Cover Page)
  • Sang Pemimpi (The Dreamer)
  • Sanglaan (The Pawnshop)
  • Sex Volunteer
  • Yan Lei (Tears)

Asian Feature Film Competition

Silver Screen Awards

The Asian Feature Film Competition nominees will compete for the following awards:

  • Best Film
  • Best Director
  • Best Performance
  • Best Cinematography
  • NETPAC (Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema) Critics Award.

Prizes for Asian Feature Film Competition

  • Best Film: Trophy, SGD 3,000 and 1 se t of Media Composer Software Package valued at USD 2,295
  • Best Director: Trophy, SGD 2,500, and 1 set of Media Composer Software Package, valued at USD 2,295
  • Best Performance: Trophy and SGD$2,000
  • Best Cinematography: Trophy and SGD$2,000
  • NETPAC Award - Critic's Prize: Certificate
  • Special Mention: Certificate

The prize winners will be announced at the Silver Screen Awards and Gala on 22 April 2010.

JURY, ASIAN FEATURE FILM COMPETITION

Cheek Cheah
 Filmmaker/ Executive Vice President, Chinese Language Programming, STAR Chinese Channels

No stranger to the Singapore filmmaking industry, CheeK wrote and directed the romantic comedy Chicken Rice War, winner of the Volkswagon Discovery Award at the 2001 Toronto International Film Festival. He went on to develop and direct several film and TV projects including Stories about Love. Two of his earlier short films, Married and Beansprouts & Salted Fish, took the Best Short Film Awards and Special Achievement Award (Beansprouts) at the Singapore International Film Festival. He was also awarded the National Arts Council Young Artist Award for Film. Besides filmmaking, CheeK is also a television executive with stints in various companies including Mediacorp and MTV Asia. His last posting with MTV was as the Senior Vice President of Creative + Content and Creative Director of MTV Japan. He moved to Hong Kong in January this year to further his career with STAR TV, overseeing all the Chinese Language channels including Star Chinese Movies and Channel [V] et al.


Jeannette Paulson Hereniko
 Director

Jeannette Hereniko started the Hawaii International Film Festival, serving as director from 1981 until 1996, and was the first director of the Palm Springs International Film Festival in 1990. She is Founding member of NETPAC (The Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema), and serves on its Board of Directors. In 2004 she produced the award-winning Fiji/USA feature film, THE LAND HAS EYES.
On October 9, 2009 Ms Hereniko received the Korean Cinema Award in recognition for her work promoting Korean cinema. On Oct 13, 2009, as President of Asia Pacific Films.com, she launched an online film library streaming films from Asia and the Pacific that entertain, educate and inspire.

Nick Deocampo
Filmmaker

Nick Deocampo is a Filipino filmmaker, film historian and author. His prizewinning documentaries have been screened and given awards in various international film festivals. He has also been invited as jury member at numerous award-giving bodies. His books include a five-volume series on the 100-year-history of cinema in the Philippines and also the origins of motion pictures in Asia. He is a senior lecturer at the University of the Philippines and Director of the Center for New Cinema.