Singapore GaGa

Year: 2005

Runtime: 55 mins

Language: Chinese

Director: Tan Pin Pin

Documentary

Running 55 minutes, Singapore GaGa celebrates the quirky, delightful sounds of the city‑state, featuring buskers, street vendors and school cheerleaders singing hymns. Using a mix of languages—Arabic, Latin, Hainanese and more—it sketches Singapore’s past and present. It is the first Singaporean documentary released in cinemas, with subtitles.

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