Theatremaker's directorial debut picked for Singapore International Film Festival


No Love For The Young (Tiada Cinta Selama Muda), a movement-based performance film by Moka Mocha Ink’s (Moka) Ridhwan Saidi, has been selected to compete in the Asian Feature Competition at the 31st Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF).

“SGIFF is one of those festivals that empower new and upcoming filmmakers in our South-East Asian region, therefore it’s an honour to be part of it,” says Ridhwan, a playwright/novelist/director.

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