ArtScience Cinema

ArtScience Cinema is ArtScience Museum's first purpose-built screening room. It presents a diverse range of curated programming that includes feature films, cinematic retrospectives, film festival selections, documentaries and more. ArtScience Cinema boasts spacious, comfortable seating and high-quality surround-sound wireless headphones for a truly immersive cinematic experience.

Please refer to the FAQs before booking your ticket.

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Inside Out 2 (2024), dir. Kelsey Mann

96min | PG

Showtimes

2 to 23 Jun

Mon to Fri: 11am / 1pm / 3pm / 5pm
Sat & Sun: 11am / 1pm / 3pm

* No screenings on 8 Jun, Sun and 20 Jun, Fri

Inside Out 2 returns to the mind of newly minted teenager Riley just as headquarters is disrupted by something entirely unexpected: new Emotions! Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust aren't sure how to feel when Anxiety and friends show up.

This film programme is in conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Burn From Absence (2024), dir. Emeline Courcier

May - Jun
30min | PG

Showtimes
Sat
10, 17, 24, 31 May - 7.20pm
7, 14, 21 Jun - 7.20pm

Four-channel film screening - the film will be played across 4 screens at ArtScience Cinema.

Advisory: There is a short sequence of flashing lights in this film. Viewer discretion advised for people with photogenic or photosensitive epilepsy.

In biracial artist Emeline Courcier's BURN FROM ABSENCE, she attempts to reconstruct lost memories of her maternal family who had gone through the Vietnam War - her grandmother had burned all photographs of that traumatic history in an act of defiant resilience. Using AI technology and voices of her family from phone calls, she retraces their faces, places, and lives as a docu-fiction experiment, crafting memory as a form of persevering inheritance, and measuring the distance of trauma.

Emeline Courcier will be present for an in-person post-screening Q&A on 24 May, Sat.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image courtesy of Phi Center.

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Ascent (2016), dir. Fiona Tan

May - Jun
80min | PG

Showtimes
Sun
11, 18, 25 May - 5.15pm
1, 8, 15, 22 Jun - 5.15pm

In collecting over 4500 photographs of Mount Fuji from an open call with the general public, artist Fiona Tan crafts a riveting photo-film of a Western woman narrating her ascent of the sacred mountain and conversing with her deceased Japanese husband. Across ponderings and debates in both English and Japanese language, the mountain remains a visual and philosophical constant - a languid parable on grief, remembrance, and the question of what love is, if not memory persevering across time, divides, cultures, and language.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image courtesy of Mongrel Media Inc.

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Blue (1993), dir. Derek Jarman

May - Jun
79min | NC16 (Mature themes)

Showtimes
Sat
10, 17, 31 May - 5pm
24 May - 3pm
7, 14, 21 Jun - 5pm

Visually composed of a pure Yves Klein blue frame, Derek Jarman's final film reflects on his journey with HIV - a disease slowly eroding his sight.

Through narrations from his frequent collaborators Tilda Swinton, Nigel Terry and John Quentin, BLUE glides through imagined scenes - some banal, others absurd - but be it getting coffee, reading the news and walking down the street, each lyrical prose transforms into visions of Marco Polo, the Taj Mahal, or blue fighting yellow.

A grand meditation on illness, dying and undying love, Jarman considers the transcendental quality of emotion in a film without images, without sight. And perhaps when all's said and done, the only constant is Blue - a colour, a feeling, a funk.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image from the theatre production of Blue. Courtesy of James Mackay.

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Sans Soleil (1983), dir. Chris Marker

May - Jun
104min | M18 (Sexual scene and nudity)

Showtimes

Fridays ArtScience After Hours
9, 16, 23, 30 May - 6.55pm
6, 13, 20 Jun - 6.55pm

Chris Marker's revolutionary SANS SOLEIL redefined the documentary genre by presenting humanity's shared memory as stream-of-consciousness - narrated by a seasoned world-traveller recording fragments of peoples, languages, cultures, places, and piecing them together into a grand meditation of eternity in moments. The film is also a beautiful reminder on the splendour of being present, and how humans never needed to record life in order to remember it, and how life might just all be about first and last memories.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

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Upcoming

Sustainable Futures Film Festival

This July, catch award-winning cinematic stories about the deep but fragile connection between nature and humanity at ArtScience Museum. From tender portraits of wildlife rehabilitation to sojourns into sublime landscapes slowly eroded by climate change, Sustainable Futures Film Festival features a line-up of visually immersive films that are both an ode and plea to protect our planet.

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Inside Out 1 (2015), dir. Pete Doctor

May 2025

When 11-year-old Riley moves to a new city, her Emotions team up to help her through the transition. Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness work together, but when Joy and Sadness get lost, they must journey through unfamiliar places to get back home.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image: © 2015 Disney/Pixar
Free Screenings: Video Diaries
Apr - May 2025

Video Diaries is a short film programme that explores the profound but slippery nature of memory and identity. The title takes its reference from diaristic modes of filmmaking that weave archival videos with intimate, organic conversations shot on Super 8 and VHS.

Featuring Ash Goh Hua's 'The Feeling of Being Close to You', Giselle Lin's 'I look into the mirror and repeat to myself' and Natalie Soh's 'the light gleams an instant'.

This programme is in conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

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Free screenings: Dreams, Memories and Invisible Worlds Within
Apr 2025

The mind matters - this mesmerising collection of five animated shorts from the prestigious GOBELINS Paris School of Animation explore the complexities of our memories, our minds, and who we are.

This film programme is in conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image credit: GOBELINS Paris.

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Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), dir. Francis Ford Coppola
Apr - May 2025

Francis Ford Coppola's maximalist masterpiece is a faithful retelling of Bram Stoker's iconic vampire novel. Having consulted late Victorian neuroscientists and his brother - a renowned brain surgeon - Stoker weaves in the mind-body disconnect to construct a richly layered tale of grief, love and vengeance - all anchored by nightmarish projections of the subconscious surrounding the myth of Vlad Dracula. Anchored by the ravishing costume design of Eiko Ishioka (who won the Oscar) as well as the jaw-dropping performances from a star-studded cast of Winona Ryder, Gary Oldman, Monica Bellucci and Keanu Reeves, Bram Stoker's Dracula is a visual spectacle not to be missed.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image: © 1992 Sony Pictures, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The Cell (2000), dir. Tarsem Singh
Apr - May 2025

A sprinkle of Satoshi Kon's Paprika- a dash of Nolan's Inception- and some heavy dosage of Lynchian surrealism - welcome to the deliciously delirious world of Tarsem Singh's The Cell. Combining the exquisite costume work of Oscar-winning designer Eiko Ishioka with provocative references to Damien Hirst, The Cell is one heck of a neuro trip between a determined psychologist (Jennifer Lopez) and a demented criminal (Vincent D'Onofrio). In an attempt to unravel the trauma of the criminal subconscious using experimental tech, they both engage in a dangerous theater of cat-and-mouse - where the line between sanity and reality hangs by a thread.

In conjunction with Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, an exploration of what it means to think, feel, and exist as human beings.

Image: © 2025 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.
My Love Affair with the Brain: The Life and Science of Dr. Marian Diamond
Mar – Apr 2025

Trailblazer, neuro-influencer, and all-round science rockstar - Dr. Marian Diamond was the first scientist to prove neuroplasticity, study Einstein's brain, and breach 4.6 million views on her Youtube lectures.
Theater of Thought (2022), dir. Werner Herzog
Apr 2025

Werner Herzog returns with another unique documentary that explores the mysteries of the human mind, blending science and philosophy in a visually stunning journey through consciousness and the future of thought.
A Sudden Glimpse To Deeper Things (2024), dir. Mark Cousins
Mar 2025

The underrated legacy of 20th century British modernist painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham is brought to life by idiosyncratic filmmaker Mark Cousins and Tilda Swinton. Exploring themes of creativity, neurodiversity, and climate change, A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things delves into the artist's transformative expedition to Switzerland's Grindelwald glacier in 1949.
Here (2023), dir Bas Devos
Feb - Mar 2025

Stefan (Stefan Gota), a Romanian construction worker living in Brussels, is on the verge of moving back home. A walk in the forest leads him to a curious sight – Shuxiu, a Belgian-Chinese researcher (Liyo Gong) scrutinizing mosses through her microscope. Her attention for the near-invisible stops him in his tracks.

Presented as part of Living Gently, a season of slow programming and environments embracing a different way of looking and living.
Perfect Days (2023), dir Wim Wenders
Feb - Mar 2025

A meditative portrait of quiet joys, fleeting moments and everyday routines. Hirayama (Koji Yakusho) seems utterly content with his simple life as a cleaner of toilets in Tokyo. A series of unexpected encounters offers a glimpse into his past and a fulfilling routine brimming with books and music.

Presented as part of Living Gently, a season of slow programming and environments embracing a different way of looking and living.
Free Screenings - Quantum Shorts: Encore
7 Feb – 9 Mar

Quantum Shorts: Encore presents an encore of the winning films from all the years of the film festival of the same name. The collection of short films, inspired by quantum physics, mixes the narrative and abstract.

Presented in collaboration with the Centre for Quantum Technologies, National University of Singapore.

Image credit: Missed Call film still

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Free screenings - Enter Sinofuturism: Lawrence Lek
17 Jan – 6 Feb 2025

Named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people working in artificial intelligence, ArtScience Cinema is proud to present three of Lawrence Lek's sci-art films, AIDOL, Black Cloud and Sinofuturism (1839 - 2046 AD) this Janurary. Sinofuturism (1839 -2046 AD) and AIDOL are part of Lek's Sinofuturist trilogy, while Black Cloud is part of the Smart City trilogy.

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ART SG FILM: BY ARTISTS, ON ARTISTS
17 – 19 Jan 2025

Curated by Bangkok Kunsthalle and Khao Yai Art Forest Founding Director, and Artistic Director of St Moritz Film Festival Stefano Rabolli Pansera, ART SG FILM presents ‘By Artists, On Artists’, an innovative selection of film and video works created by artists, juxtaposed with films about the lives and careers of well-known artists. This program unfolds across three chapters: ‘Constructing Landscapes’, ‘Voices and Whispers’, and ‘Ruins and Prophecies’.

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Free screenings: Animation Nation 2024
4 Nov 2024 – 14 Jan 2025

In conjunction with Animation Nation's 20th anniversary, catch a curated selection of animation short films from renowned animation school, GOBELINS Paris.

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Free Screenings: Ocean Deep
30 Sep – 20 Oct 2024

Waves of Change 2024 continues with screenings of two short films exploring the impact of climate change on the ocean and the wonders of deep-sea exploration.

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Ticketed: The Thinking Game
6 – 14 Sep 2024

The Thinking Game chronicles the extraordinary life of visionary scientist Demis Hassabis and his relentless quest to solve the enigma of artificial general intelligence.

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Free screening: Artist Moving Image in AI
1 – 13 Sep 2024

From early creative possibilities in animation to artist moving image, come discover if artificial intelligence is truly all that is promised and more.

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Free Screenings: AI and Animation
1 – 13 Sep 2024

Between traditionally made shorts films and AI-assisted works, come discover if artificial intelligence is truly all that is promised and more.

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Free Screenings
9, 16 & 23 Aug 2024

Catch free screenings of Disney Pixar’s Coco, in celebration of the ongoing exhibition Frida Kahlo: The Life of an Icon at ArtScience Museum.

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Free Screenings: Dreams and Rituals
5 – 31 Aug 2024

This August, ArtScience Museum and Objectifs present Dreams and Rituals: Selected Shorts from Objectifs’ Women in Film and Photography, a trio of short films that explore familiar myths and rituals that are often entangled with the interior, intimate lives of women.

Co-curated with Objectifs.

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Exhibition Focus: They Call Her... Cleopatra Wong
9 Aug 2024

The inspiration behind Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill series, They Call Her... Cleopatra Wong stars Singaporean actress Marrie Lee as "Singapore's first and only top Interpol agent". Expect explosive bike chases and machine-gun carrying nuns in this 70's cult hit that became a global sensation.

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Screen Icons: Madhabi Mukherjee
13 Jul – 3 Aug

The diadem of Bengali cinema and undisputed arthouse screen icon - don't miss Madhabi Mukherjee's quietly dazzling performance in Berlinale-winning films such as Charulata, Mahanagar, and Kapurush.

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Exhibition Focus: Sakuran
8 – 30 Jun 2024

Anna Tsuchiya plays a rebellious courtesan seeking for freedom in Sakuran, screening in ArtScience Cinema this June as part of Goddess.

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Screen Icons: Shu Qi
13 Apr – 26 May 2024

Screen Icons celebrates the transcendent, leading lady performances in Asian cinema. The first in the series: Taiwanese arthouse and box-office star Shu Qi.

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Exhibition Focus: Everything Everywhere All at Once
12 – 25 May 2024

Michelle Yeoh makes Oscar history with her award-winning performance in Everything Everywhere All at Once, screening in ArtScience Cinema this May as part of Goddess.

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Exhibition Focus: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
13 – 28 Apr 2024

April’s Exhibition Focus on Screen presents Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, the wuxia masterpiece starring Michelle Yeoh as a formidable female warrior, and Chow Yun Fat as her sword-crossed lover.

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March Screenings: Notes on Tenderness
2 – 31 Mar 2024

Hot off the heels of our extended Valentine’s season, we take a closer look at the complexities of human connection – the unique, the unconventional, and even the uncomfortable.

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In Search of Tomorrow
16 Oct 2023 – 31 Mar 2024
Free Admission

Spaceships, androids, floating cities and red dusty planets – In Search of Tomorrow celebrates visions of the future with science fiction films that depict fantasies of what life could be like, on Earth or elsewhere.

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February Screenings: Notes on Tenderness
14 – 25 Feb 2024

Kicking off Valentine’s season is a trio of films on longing and connection, featuring modern romance drama Her, the underrated and offbeat The Unbelievable Truth, and generation-defining ‘romcom’ The Worst Person in the World.

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Technotopias: A Cao Fei Multiverse
19 – 28 Jan 2024

Oscillating between virtuality and reality, Cao Fei's practice often seeks to uncover humanity in the face of rapid technological developments and urban change.

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ART SG FILM: EMBODIED PRESENCES
18 – 21 Jan 2024

ART SG FILM: EMBODIED PRESENCES features a selection of artists’ video and film works from Southeast Asia and beyond selected by curator Sam I-shan.

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1 – 30 Sep 2023
Film Screenings (Part of MeshMinds 3.0)

Be inspired by a curated showcase of short films that confront the triple planetary threat of climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. This programme sheds light on the urgent need to protect our planet's precious resources.

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28 May – 3 Aug 2023
Wandering Wild

Discover natural wonders through grand adventures in films this mid-year school holidays! Have you wondered about the lives of creatures who make their home in the great outdoors? Come and discover their worlds by embarking on our family-friendly cinematic expedition through natural environments.

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13 May – 1 Jul 2023
Vividly Maggie

Gliding effortlessly between genres as she does between languages, Maggie Cheung is a true modern global screen icon – from wuxia epics to experimental arthouse; from Cantonese to English to French; Maggie is the first Asian woman to win cinema’s highest honor: the Cannes Best Actress Award.

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6 Mar – 26 May 2023
From Street to Screen

Explore the roots of sneaker and street culture through the lens of cinema – from iconic blockbusters to indie titles, come take a closer peek at how films play such a pivotal role in fashion, style and sweet kicks.

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11 Feb – 9 Apr 2023
Sofia Coppola: Things Left Unsaid

Things Left Unsaid celebrates the dreamy, intimate worlds of Sofia Coppola, whose exploration of loneliness through an unapologetic female gaze remains especially relevant today.

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24 Feb – 31 Mar 2023
Quantum Shorts 2022/23

Quantum Shorts returns with an exciting mix of short films inspired by or related to the theme of quantum physics!

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26 Jan – 3 Mar 2023
Lunar Toons

From anxiety-ridden red pandas to crime-fighting pets, kick-start the year with some acclaimed animated films exploring the notion of family.

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6 – 24 Jan 2023
Pulp III:

A Short Biography of the Banished Book

This exhibition by artist Shubigi Rao and curated by Ute Meta Bauer, is a glorious tribute and haunting elegy to shared humanity and communities of print.

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12 – 15 Jan 2023
ART SG FILM: FABRICATED REALITIES

ART SG FILM: FABRICATED REALITIES features a selection of artists’ video and film works from Southeast Asia and beyond selected by renowned Thai curator Gridthiya Gaweewong.

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5 Nov 2022 – 5 Jan 2023
Doesn’t It Feel Like Christmas

We’re decking the cinema halls this holiday season with 12 genres of Christmas films! From musicals to horror to animation to comedy, take a deep dive into the movies that make Christmas the most wonderful time of the year.

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5 Nov 2022 – 1 Jan 2023
Sight Through Sound: Ryuichi Sakamoto

Charting his profound sonic evolution in films from heart-tugging orchestrations to minimalist abstractions, witness the growth of Ryuichi Sakamoto - and celebrate brilliance borne of unquenchable curiosity.

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10 Sep – 9 Oct 2022
Waves of Change Festival 2022: Film Screenings

Waves of Change Festival 2022 showcases 12 feature-length films focused on the amazing creatures living in the ocean.

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1 Aug – 8 Sep 2022
Imaging Paradise

Come ponder the past, present and future of what a modern utopia means to local filmmakers, and how one can better understand, appreciate and preserve our collective memory through film this August in celebration of National Day.

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28 May – 31 Jul 2022
We Tread in a Garden of Spells

From Chloé Zhao to Wes Anderson, this specially curated film programme celebrates humanity’s fundamental connection with the hallowed land beneath our feet.

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4 Mar – 17 Apr 2022
ArtScience on Screen: The Modern Fables of Masaaki Yuasa

Yakitori, yakuza, and mermaids collide in the wonderfully kaleidoscopic genius mind of acclaimed Japanese animator and director Masaaki Yuasa.

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4 Mar – 17 Apr 2022
ArtScience Museum x NOWNESS: Meditative Screens

Come witness how community, song, language and spirituality transcend chaos through an inextricable bond of hope across 4 very specially curated short films in conjunction with NOWNESS.

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25 Nov 2021 – 2 Mar 2022
ArtScience on Screen: Beyond Earth

Catch films about stories inspired by the vastness and unexplored corners of space, featuring a mix of animated classics, festival picks and artist works from this November to next February.

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11 – 31 Dec 2021
Waves of Change Film Screenings

Waves of Change Festival 2021 features six exclusive documentaries focused on some of the key challenges facing the ocean, including the impact of overfishing and plastic pollution.

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1 – 31 Mar 2021
ArtScience on Screen: Jacob, Mimmi and the Talking Dogs (2019)

Singapore Premiere – Can an imaginative boy, his know-it-all cousin and a pack of talking dogs save their happy neighborhood from a greedy developer? Don't miss the summer adventure movie Jacob, Mimmi and the Talking Dogs this March holidays at ArtScience Museum!

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1 Oct – 19 Nov 2021
ArtScience on Screen: Textures Of The City

In partnership with the Singapore Pavillion At The Venice Biennale Singapore Pavilion at the 17 International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, and Archifest Singapore, ArtScience Museum is proud to present a curated programme of films as a love letter to cities – celebrating its urban spirit, textures, its people, and how we can all build a more inclusive world.

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3 Sep – 19 Nov 2021
Extended Play: Videogames Meet Cinema

Extended Play: Videogames Meet Cinema contemplates the evolving, enduring relationship between games, digital culture and contemporary cinema.

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31 May – 1 Aug 2021
Film Screenings: Wondrous Worlds

Catch a series of film screenings that illuminate the rich inner worlds and imaginations of the young and young-at-heart!

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1 – 30 Apr 2021
ArtScience on Screen: One Year On

An ode to the journey of self-healing, ArtScience on Screen presents snippets of stories on feeling one’s way around crises as we observe one year since the first circuit breaker in April.

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30 Jan – 30 May 2021
ArtScience on Screen: Season of the Force

Accompanying the STAR WARS™ Identities exhibition is Season of the Force, a film programme that showcases the timeless appeal of the iconic space opera series, as well as providing insight into the films, directors and aesthetics which shaped George Lucas' art and laid the blueprint for the canon’s universe.

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2, 9. 16, 23, 30 Apr 2021
Late Screenings: Three Times (2005)

Late nights are for romance and romance on films. Catch screenings of acclaimed director Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s Three Times (2005), starring Shu Qi and Chang Chen who bring an electrifying chemistry on screen playing lovers across three eras.

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1 – 28 Feb 2021
ArtScience on Screen: Quantum Shorts

Quantum Shorts returns with an exciting mix of short films inspired by or related to the theme of quantum physics! Organised by the Centre for Quantum Technologies at the National University of Singapore, the film festival features narrative or abstract films by amateur and professional filmmakers motivated to tell their own stories about quantum physics since 2012.

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11 – 31 Jan 2021
ArtScience on Screen: Micro-Commissions

During the unprecedented Circuit Breaker of 2020 when cinemas and museums were shut, the ArtScience Museum commissioned four established local filmmakers to create for the smallest of screens, and for the strangest of times. Covering a varied response of hope, resilience and a challenge to ponder a greater existence outside our immediate bubbles, these films are now symbolic of how the moving image has endured the unimaginable to make it to the big screen at the museum – you cannot miss it.

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28 Nov 2020 – 10 Jan 2021
Christmas Screenings: Adventures from Moominvalley

Celebrate a warm and whimsy Christmas this year at ArtScience Museum! ArtScience on Screen is bringing some festive cheer to the museum with a season-long screening of wintery themed episodes from Adventures from Moominvalley, the 1990-91 series that follows the magical quests of a young Moomin and his friends in the idyllic Moominvalley.

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Nov 2023

ArtScience on Screen: Prophecy

A collaboration between filmmaker Gladys Ng, writer Zoea Tania, and musician thistlemorse, the latest micro-commissioned film Prophecy invites audiences to contemplate our existence through vast and microscopic imageries. Don’t miss the livestream Q&A with the three creators on Wed, 11 Nov at 9pm!

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Sep 2023

Sonorous Sketches: Visualising a Field Recording Dubplate

A new animated short ﬁlm by local artist Zai Tang comprising of experimental visualisations of soundscapes recorded in the Singaporean wild. Join us for a livestream discussion and Q&A on 30 Sep with Zai Tang.

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Jul 2023

ArtScience on Screen: How Can I Tell I Miss You

The world has mysteriously fallen asleep. Traversing the borders between past, present, memory and consciousness, someone attempts to rouse it from its deep slumber – will she ever succeed? Don’t miss Eva Tang’s latest film commissioned for ArtScience On Screen.

Catch the livestream Q&A with Eva and her collaborators on the film, Renee Chua and Joe Ng on 26 Aug, 9pm!

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Jun 2023

ArtScience on Screen: Late Spring

The very first in our newly-launched Micro-Commissions series, LATE SPRING is Singaporean filmmaker Lei Yuan Bin’s homage to the great film legend Yasujiro Ozu’s film of the same name.

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Oct 2020

Scream Zine: The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari

Screen Zine goes full scream with a graphic guide to the visual and academic legacy of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

This horror edition features 5 local illustrators who re-imagine Caligari as local folklore, a quick-fire with a local architect firm on the horror(s) in architecture, and an experimental essay as poetic response to the iconic film.

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Jul 2020

Issue 1: Film as Art/Art as Film

The inaugural Screen Zine takes a quick peek at the role of the moving image in museums, some of the most creative and exciting works to cross between the film and art world, and of course – the importance of being Agnès (Varda).

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