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In Time To Come

Film 2017 English Award-winning, Documentary, Singapore stories

AWARD
WINNING

A construction worker in safety gear examines a large time capsule in an urban setting, a scene from the film "In Time to Come".

Still from In Time To Come

A scene from "In Time to Come" showing silhouettes of people walking through a modern, minimalist underground passage with stark lighting.

Still from In Time To Come

YouTube video cover featuring Singaporean film In Time To Come

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Accolades:

In Competition

24TH HOT DOCS 2017

G2D Post-Production Award

13TH HONG KONG-ASIA FILM FINANCING FORUM 2015

Running time:

62 minutes

Format:

Synopsis:

During a country's independence celebrations, a time capsule containing totemic objects is lovingly prepared for installation, bearing gifts to grace a future time. Meanwhile, an old time capsule from the last era is exhumed, revealing enigmatic objects from the past. Against this backdrop, a filmmaker traverses her country, filming scenes and rituals for her personal archive.

Using wide framing and long stately takes, everyday familiar moments are imbued with a mysterious feel. Suddenly, the past, present and future collide, and we are not as clear as to where we are.

Director(s): Tan Pin Pin

Produced by: BFG Media

Producer(s): -

In Time To Come

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