Busloads of Singaporeans travel to Johor Baru to watch banned film


JOHOR BARU: About three busloads of Singaporeans crossed the border to watch the film 'To Singapore, With Love' which has been banned in the island republic.

Singapore's Straits Times reported that the 70-minute film profiles nine political exiles, most members or supporters of the Communist Party of Malaya, who fled Singapore and now live in Britain and Thailand.

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