Melissa Lee Suppiah
Melissa is a sub-editor at The Business Times. She also reviews films and occasionally writes CSR stories for BT. She graduated from the University at Buffalo with a Bachelor of Communication.
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Tech thriller The Creator wants us to save ourselves
The film points out that the power to create and the power to destroy are both in our hands, and what we...
The Breaking Ice finds the warmth in young adults’ shared isolation
THE winter of Covid-19 is easing, and Anthony Chen is thawing out.
Barbie plays on gender stereotypes with riotous Kenergy
If you think Greta Gerwig’s doll-based comedy is a ‘chick flick’, think again
European Film Festival serves up a buffet for the filmgoer’s soul
Also on the menu – a selection of short films by Singapore students
SMEs bag top prizes at Brands For Good awards
SMALL and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) took centre stage at the fifth edition of the Brands For Good awards, coming out on top...
Return to Seoul digs deep into the roots of identity and belonging
After getting raves from filmgoers at Cannes, the film finally makes its way to Singapore
Three short films about climbing that will inspire you
Don’t miss Reel Rock 17 showing at The Projector this weekend
Jeon Wick: South Korea takes on assassin action with Kill Boksoon
Jeon Do-yeon shines as a hitwoman hampered by emotional hang-ups in stylish but overstuffed crime drama
Designing new ways to give back
FINDING companies to partner on corporate social responsibility projects, and looking for ways to secure long-term funding – these are some of...
