When Jack Neo met Jack Sim
Dylan Tan
WITH the photograph of faeces on the floor of a public train and commuters in the cabin holding their noses going viral just earlier this week, local comedy Everybody's Business couldn't have opened at a better time (or asked for better-timed publicity, for that matter).
The lighthearted film explores the subject of public toilets and hygiene after a food poisoning epidemic breaks out in Singapore. The title is a playful take on the act of visiting the loo but it also refers to how everybody can play a part in public hygiene.
It stars some of the biggest names in the local comedy scene including Gurmit Singh, Mark Lee, Chua En Lai and Kumar.
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