Precious Is the Night

80 minutes of intense emotions so beautifully shot.

I felt like I was living in 1960s Singapore.

Mid century feel and mood so strong and the costumes are so intricately selected and made.

Must watch .

If you look at this film on the surface level, perhaps its gorgeous cinematography can distract you from its loose and barely-there plot. But if you paid any attention to its substance at all, you will be left sorely disappointed. The film's appeal hinges almost entirely on Chuando Tan's glistening abs and not a lot on his acting (or lack thereof). The film has been rated poorly by almost every critic, unsurprisingly. The plot has no pay-off, the pacing is inconsistent, and character arcs completely disappear minutes after they are introduced. Despite the high praise for its artistic camerawork and editing, the film doesn't have much else going for it.

An intriguing mystery that kept the audience captivated from start to end. The attention to details in every scene is amazing.

A very different kind of film that everyone need to experience it themselves.

Great costume design (love the cheongsams), jaw dropping cinematography, can't believe this is filmed in Singapore! More of an artistic film about human nature, don't expect a fully rational story.

A boon for movie afficiandos esply now that Asian films are making breakthroughs everywhere. Characters well played and plot thickens with every second yet leaving viewers wanting more till the end.