SeaShorts film festival 2022 looks into reinventing how stories are told


'Afterimage For Tomorrow' by Singing Chen (Taiwan) explores the concept of memory, space and time. Photo: SeaShorts Film Festival

Welcome to a world that goes beyond what you can touch and feel.

The annual SeaShorts Film Festival, which celebrates South-East Asian short films, returns as an on-site event this year after two years of virtual programming due to the pandemic.

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