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July 04, 2007
Invisible histories of our city
yawning bread said:
After her successful foray into the little-noticed soundscapes of our city, in Singapore GaGa, documentary-maker Tan Pin Pin's latest work is Invisible City, which takes a look at the documenting process itself -- at the private citizen level."I decided to seek out people who, like me, choose Singapore as the topic of their work. I don't mean where Singapore is the setting for their work, but where Singapore is the main subject," she said.
"I was curious," she added, "about whether I was the only person who found this country so interesting."
Recommended by at82: "Yet another great documentary by Tan Pin Pin!"
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