Environment Environment Short Films

Pitu Village is a small village located at the top of the Nglanggeran Ancient Volcano, Yogyakarta. As the name suggests, the village is only inhabited by 7 families. If it's more, it's less; if it's less, it's more. The residents of Pitu Village also hold beliefs passed down from their ancestors, one of which is not to hold shadow puppet shows. It is said that if they violate these taboos, disaster will happen to the residents.

During the total lockdown period, a student struggles to find a cellular signal from her home. With a dead spot location and ticking seconds before the first day of her online class, an unexpected solution finds her.

Lab-grown meat scientists in Singapore pioneer sustainable food technology by cultivating meat from animal cells in controlled laboratory environments. Their work addresses environmental concerns, reduces reliance on traditional livestock farming, and explores innovative solutions to meet global food demand ethically.

A woodcutter from a mountain village isolated by snow tries to repair his mistakes but spilled blood can only be washed away with your own.

The year is 2155, and the world is under the control of the powerful Cybrix agency. The film follows B4, a unique protagonist who is half human and half robot, with a robotic arm and a chip attached to his neck. B4 spends his days in auto mode, killing those around him, until one day he forgets his memories and begins to experience intense flashbacks. Realizing the horrors he has committed, B4 tries to remove the chip but fails, ultimately taking his own life with a headshot.

Ethan contemplates his life but is met with an unexpected visitor as he is about to end it all. Little did he know, that would change everything. That could be you too, but would YOU?

"""Eva: Hero Girl"" is an inspiring documentary film about Eva Zhigalina, who became a trailblazer in the world of Kokpar in Kazakhstan—a traditional male game of nomadic peoples. Amidst the vast steppes, windswept landscapes, and towering mountains, we are introduced to the heroine of our story—Eva, a young and determined girl. In a traditional society where the participation of women in Kokpar has been prohibited, Eva overcomes social and cultural barriers to pursue her passion for this brutal game. Eva encounters fierce opponents who believe Kokpar is exclusively a male domain and that a girl's participation distorts traditions and values. However, Eva has numerous supporters who see her true strength and dedication to her dream. They rally behind Eva, helping her overcome obstacles and fight for recognition of her talent. The film ""Eva: Hero Girl"" immerses viewers in an emotional journey, showcasing not only the challenges faced by the protagonist but also her profound love for horses. Eva not only displays physical strength and agility but also reveals her inner power, passion, and determination, which become an inspiration to many. ""Eva: Hero Girl"" is a captivating voyage into the world of traditions, strength, and self-sacrifice, where one young woman fearlessly goes against the current, proving that love and passion know no boundaries.

Why do I have to wait for the green light so long? I see the exhaust fumes warming the planet and three minutes have already passed. I see a tree standing in a square in Indonesia. The seeds of this plant are highly poisonous and were used as a chemical weapon during the war. Prisoners of the Japanese army were forced to extract the oil from these seeds. The oil was used as fuel in the past. It was called “Blue Energy”.

The story of our islands Pulau Saigon (Robertson Quay),Jurong Island, Lazarus Island and their history, and acknowledging that these islands had been historically Orang Laut land.

In this episode, we explore the future of food in Singapore - from Hydroponic vegetable farms to insect feed for human consumption, we explore what it takes to be food self-sufficient in a climate crisis.

The fight for the rail corridor In this episode, we talk about the rail corridor’s never ending fight for her existence and what’s been done to preserve the environment - Realignment of the corridor in Kranji and early deforestation by contractors - Realignment for HDBs along Pang Sua - Future housing at Clementi Forest - Restoration and removal of non-native species - Corridor for connection of habitats

In this episode, we explore the long history of Horse riding through three historic horse racing locations in Singapore, all in the process of being wiped from existence. - Race Course Road, Turf City, Turf Club.