F ZINE: 9 film students on the future of Singapore cinema
F ZINE speaks with three BA (Hons) Film students—Charmaine Chua, Emma Rose and Fadzli Jambari—on why they chose to study film, their thoughts on the local film scene and which films they find inspiring.
Image: Still from An Ode to Joy by Charmaine Chua
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