Freedom Film Festival 2024 offers a timely reminder of what freedom truly means


In 'Home Sweet Home', Singaporean FFF 2023 grantee Megan Wonowidjoyo examines the strained relationship with her mother as they seek to find common ground. Photo: Handout

For enthusiasts of independent cinema, the Freedom Film Fest 2024 (FFF2024) is a must-visit event this August.

Celebrating its 20th edition at PJ Live Arts, Jaya One, from Aug 3-24, FFF2024 presents a compelling line-up of award-winning films that explore pressing social and human rights issues, offering viewers an opportunity to engage with powerful storytelling and impactful narratives.

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