Liew Seng Tat

Liew Seng Tat at IFFR

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  Daughters

  About broken hearts of girls, later mothers themselves of daughters who become disappointed in love.

  • Cinema Regained
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  Man in Love

  The film maker took an afternoon off as assistant on another film and apparently thoughtlessly shot an apparently silly joke.

  • Short: As Long As It Takes
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  Matahari

  About melancholy in cheerful and colourful wrapping. Dressed up as the sun yet still not wanting to shine.

  • Short: As Long As It Takes
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  Flower

  Old woman falls for young soldier. Real or not. Nostalgic fantasy or not. It all gets pretty cheerful. With the film maker as the soldier.

  • Short: Asian Hot Houses
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  All My Failed Attempts

  The winner of a Tiger Award in 2007 decided after she moved: I’m just going to make a short film every month. So she did. Here are the first seven; as

  • Bright Future
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  Chasing Cats and Cars

  What can a leg do without the man who should be fixed to it? About how you can forget a leg and the leg decides to go its own way.

  • Spectrum Shorts
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  Flower in the Pocket

  Two incomparable boys and the dog, and yet this isn’t a children’s film. Made with a comic timing of an experienced director. The motherless boys roam

  • VPRO Tiger Awards Competition
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  Men Who Save the World

  Rural comedy. A man decides to move a deserted jungle house; this leads to one hilarious event after another. Under the cover of a village comedy, thi

  • Bright Future
  • CineMart, Hubert Bals Fund
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  Year Without a Summer

  A sensitive film, constructed as ebb and flow. In the first part, old friends look back on their childhood by the light of the moon. In the second par

  • RotT

• Survival Guide for Radioactive Village

  A collection of bizarre action videos. A number of Malaysia’s best filmmakers wittily tackle a polluting factory.

  • Spectrum Shorts