The Construction of 'Singapore' in Singapore Cinema
How is Singapore's identity constructed in Singapore cinema?
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How is Singapore's identity constructed in Singapore cinema?
Set in 1950, The Heart That Sings tells the poignant story of a brokenhearted orphan from the Holocaust trying to begin life again when she is hired as the music and drama counselor at an elite Jewish girl's summer camp.
The usual cast of characters set examples of proper young-lady behavior on this 12- song collection culled from the Madeline cartoon series.
Short animated film created in Akademia e Animacionit - Gen 4 (2021)
Celebrating Christian values and morality has never been quite as fun as it is in this karaoke-style sing-along that invites youngsters to follow the bouncing ball for ten silly songs that are as catchy as they are famil
The grand themes of Albert Camus' work and life are documented in three chapters: the Absurd, Revolt, and Happiness. His novels The Stranger, The Plague, The Rebel, The Fall and The First Man are all discussed, as well a
Celebrating their 55th anniversary, Israeli kibbutz folk chorale the Gevatron delivers a dynamic performance -- featuring such tunes as "Zemer" and "Halleluiah" -- before enthusiastic fans in Jerusalem and on the Sea of
Follow the on-screen lyrics to some of the most popular Christmas songs of all time!
An extravagant singer and showman is trying to become a star, to create a show on a federal channel and to avoid a divorce. But something always goes wrong.
A Bhutanese martial arts film.
Following her grandfather’s death in China during the pandemic, Ai is forced to confront her depression, the silences in her home, and her parents’ unsung frustrations—including the ancestor ghosts now possessing them.
Akmal lives a simple life and works as a collector of bills and installments for electrical appliances. He falls into many comic ironies that he is exposed to while performing his work as a result of rising prices in Egy
Síncope explores the internal fantasy of a traffic officer in his everyday work
Hosted by Professor Owl, Features songs from 1950–1973.
Documentary about the soprano Tefta Tashko Koço. It uses only photographs of her, as well as short interviews with various friends of her. Although the audio is not perfect, you can enjoy many fragments from her songs.
Dr. Clayne Robison, a faculty member of the Brigham Young University School of Music, teaches step-by-step principles of beautiful singing so that you can find your own beautiful voice.