Hello there! Viddsee has many films lined up for October ranging from animation to melodramas that dive into topics of youths, multiracialism, nationality and grief.
Check out all the titles:
Mirage
[5 x 17 mins] Premieres Monday, 4 October
“Mirage” traces five protagonists who are thrust into their respective predicament, blurring their moral compass and putting their principles to a test. In each of these stories, “Mirage” is a social commentary on how things are not as black and white, where the line between what is right and wrong becomes ambiguous, like the optical illusion that produces a displaced image which the series is named after.
One Last Dance
[19 mins] Premieres Friday, 1 October
Still mourning the death of his late grandmother, a shy and reclusive teenage boy spends the last days in his childhood listening to her favourite song on the cassette player she left him. The day before moving out, he loses the precious heirloom in the process. With time ticking, he must find it quickly before his parents realise – and before he loses the song forever.
Gen-Z Starter Pack
[5 x 7 mins] Premieres Wednesday, 13 October
Set apart from the generations before them with their internet slang and nihilistic humour, the Generation Z youths are often seen as an enigma to their elders and older counterparts. Yet they are the ones who would be the game changers to redefine success on their own terms.
Between The Lines
[5 x 9 mins] Premieres Wednesday, 20 October
Framed as vignettes of different interpretations of social mobility, Between The Lines slices through nationality, ethnicity, and economic prowess to uncover lived realities of what it means for different individuals to move in society.
Yi Tian
[19 mins] Premieres Friday, 22 October
“Yi Tian” speaks about the struggles of a young Singaporean girl, Xin Yin who seeks acceptance not only from her parents but her newfound faith, Islam. The mother daughter relationship is the centre of the constant inner struggles both have to go through and how a simple meal can uncover so many hidden feelings and anger.
Chronos
[5 episodes x 13 mins] Premieres Monday, 25 October
The year is 2121. Police officer ASP LEE's proposal to travel back in time to solve a gruesome murder of three children gets approved. But because of ASP LEE's poor leadership over his team, Lee faces multiple setbacks in executing his plans. The case is closed eventually but the team decides to risk committing an offence to get to the bottom of the mystery murder.
Spectre Disco
[12 mins] Premieres Friday, 29 October
On an auspicious night, a woman grappling with grief stumbles upon a peculiar connection with an enigmatic stranger at a discotheque.
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