Voguing as survival, the runway as a battlefield. Chan Sze-Wei's debut follows three Southeast Asian ballroom trailblazers who turn splits, drops, and ostrich feathers into a way of life.
Voguing as survival, the runway as a battlefield. Chan Sze-Wei's debut follows three Southeast Asian ballroom trailblazers who turn splits, drops, and ostrich feathers into a way of life.
_Intro and Q&A with director Chan Sze-Wei and featured talent
🥂 Post-Screening Reception. From 9.00pm till late Free and open to all NYAFF members and ticket holders. RSVP required Celebrate Singapore film and culture in New York with the New York premiere of 10s Across the Borders. This event is made possible with the support of the Singapore Tourism Board and Singapore Global Network. Following the screening, join the filmmakers and cast, in a reception featuring Southeast Asian light bites, drinks, music and more.
Register for free ticket here: https://www.gevme.com/singapore-movie-screening-and-reception_
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