Watched "To Speak" a few hours ago at Sinema OldSchool - one of the screenings for this year's SIFF.
The music composed by Reuben is really awesome. Even though I have heard all the pieces he composed for this movie prior to watching it, I still find it so different, so mesmerising is the dynamics of the fusion of story and music. I was quite surprised and delighted that they actually showed a tribute to Reuben before the movie which I thought I could only catch it during the Charity Screening on 26 April.
The story is good and it sure made me ponder quite a bit on humans - the thoughts, mentality and behaviour.
Saw Kai Hong, Allen Poon, Yi He, Leonard, Darren and a few others whom I do not know their names, yup, Reuben's fellow Dragon Boaters, at the screening. And my did I have the most awkward first face-up-meet-up with Kai Hong. I was struggling to find something to converse with him and my body language was at its worst forms - I think. And I thought I noticed some uneasiness in Kai Hong. The whole thing lasted no more than a couple of minutes. Duh! I should have remained anonymous. Then again, I think it was nice that we met; a new "friend" is always better than a new enemy.
Hahaha......not really a FRIEND yet I think.
The music composed by Reuben is really awesome. Even though I have heard all the pieces he composed for this movie prior to watching it, I still find it so different, so mesmerising is the dynamics of the fusion of story and music. I was quite surprised and delighted that they actually showed a tribute to Reuben before the movie which I thought I could only catch it during the Charity Screening on 26 April.
The story is good and it sure made me ponder quite a bit on humans - the thoughts, mentality and behaviour.
Saw Kai Hong, Allen Poon, Yi He, Leonard, Darren and a few others whom I do not know their names, yup, Reuben's fellow Dragon Boaters, at the screening. And my did I have the most awkward first face-up-meet-up with Kai Hong. I was struggling to find something to converse with him and my body language was at its worst forms - I think. And I thought I noticed some uneasiness in Kai Hong. The whole thing lasted no more than a couple of minutes. Duh! I should have remained anonymous. Then again, I think it was nice that we met; a new "friend" is always better than a new enemy.
Hahaha......not really a FRIEND yet I think.
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