I want to talk a bit about my movie, Female Games, today.
Here’s my Sinema interview:
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Female Games is now showing at Sinema Old School, and will run till end August. Showtimes here.
After finally seeing it, I suppose I should warn you that it’s not for everyone. But then I was prepared for that. Kan (our director) told us from the start that his films have always been polarising. You either love them or hate them.
His films are the kind that win prestigious art film awards but the man in the street hates.
It’s a little different for Female Games. I think the word is: confusing. Confusion clouded my head the first time I saw it because the final edit changed everything I knew about the film when we were filming it.
I had trouble answering questions at the Q&A after the show because I was as shocked (and possibly dismayed) at the outcome of the film as the audience.
Photo from JayWalk’s blog.
There still is, of course, the expected love and hate reactions. But I get the impression that, on the whole, people don’t know whether to love or hate it.
Whatever the case, I don’t regret being in the film. Experience is priceless.
