By Sara Merican. As every film requires a rating classification to be screened in Singapore, this means that the film is banned from all public screenings. Watch on Deadline. While the film cannot be screened, we will continue to provide its creators with a platform for their voices to be heard. Small Hours of the Night is set in lates Singapore, just shortly after the country became independent.
In a dark room, a woman is trapped and is interrogated by a man. Set in a room, it features a person being interrogated on various issues with references to past judicial cases.
The film has been refused classification. It would be likely to be prejudicial to national interests to approve it for screening. I am of course very disappointed that people all around the world can see this film, but not in Singapore. However, I remain hopeful that one day, we will have a discursive space in Singapore that is gracious and generous enough to include diverse voices and points of view. Get our Breaking News Alerts and Keep your inbox happy.
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