G-23
| Director | Anthony Chen |
| Synopsis | G-23 is a story about emotional suppression in urban Singapore. The story revolves around three idiosyncratic city dwellers – a young Indian girl who has problems coming to terms with her culture’s hot and spicy fare, an elderly man who has lost all purpose in life, and a middle-aged lady who is deprived of sex and love. The lives of these characters intertwine with an usher working at the local Indian cinema, who develops an interest in the lives of his cinema patrons |
| Runtime | 19m |
| Year | 2005 |
| School | Ngee Ann Polytechnic, School of Film and Media Studies |
| Festivals | Screened at 18th Singapore International Film Festival 2005 Screened at 2nd Singapore Short Cuts 2005 |
| Notes | With support from Hong Leong Foundation and Singapore Film Commission |