PINK DOT 2012: SOMEDAY

Find out what are some of the realities of being lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) in Singapore, and the yearnings for a more enlightened future.

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Notes: Positive representations of LGBT people are disallowed or heavily restricted in newspapers, magazines, radio, television and film in Singapore; 377A is the section of the Singapore Penal Code that criminalizes sex between male adults.
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OUR DEEPEST THANKS to the cast and crew for contributing their services, and to the following organisations and individuals for their invaluable support:

The Puttnam School of Film, LASALLE College of The Arts
The Gunnery
Infinite Frameworks
Chapman University (Singapore)
the hansel shop
Goodwood Park Hotel
Zhao Wei Films
Akanga Film Asia
Old School
The Makeup Room
Mr Dave Kong
Mr Tan Kar Wee & family
Ms Clara Heng & family
Mr Gisli Snaer
Mr Wilson Liu
Mr Michael Leow
Mr Ashley Lim
Ms Justina Ee-Loong

CAST (in order of appearance)
Naresh Subhash
Liow Shi Suen
Scott Lei
Leong Puiyee
Voon Ke Yang
Foo Xiuqi
Fonteyn Ang
Lee Wenxian
Ho Shu Fen
Leona Lo
Molly Tan
Kelly Lim
Stephanie Ong
Chan Sze-Wei
Elena Chia
Beatrice Chien
Roy Tan
Alyssa See
Jason See
Petrina Kow
Sam Ho
Irfan Kasban
Osman Zailani
Surianti Sulaiman
Ho Shengjuan
Peanut
Oliver Sung
Victoria Sung
Izzie Saleh Ali
Antony Lomas
Karen Chan
Chan Kai
Carkinah
Belle Chan-Moffat
Dave Moffat
Euan Moffat
Juztin Png

Voice-over -- Lim Yu-Beng

Director -- Boo Junfeng
Producers -- He Shuming & Leon Cheo
Writer -- Ash Lim
Director of Photography -- Sharon Loh
Art Director -- Terence Tay
Assistant Director -- Leon Cheo
Production Manager -- Ho Shu Fen
Associate Producer -- Jeremy Sing
Wardrobe Manager -- Foo Xiuqi
Make-up Artists -- Yann Tang (The Make Up Room), Haslina Ismail, Siti Mariam Bte Ishak
1st Camera Assistant -- Cecilia Wee
2nd Camera Assistant -- Alvin Tan
Gaffer -- Francis Lim
Key Grip -- Tan Song Yeow
Grips -- Albert Mok, Cheryl Goh, Glenn Ong
Continuity / Logger -- Jesmen Tan
Data Wrangler -- Shevon Lim
Location Sound Recordists -- Jenn Hui & Arnold San Juan
Boom Operator -- Charlotte Wong
Wardrobe Assistant -- Fonteyn Ang
Art Assistants -- Lee Wenxian, Vanessa Sim, Jessleen Loy, Ho Wei Joey
Stills Photographer -- Koo Chia Meng
Editors -- Boo Junfeng & He Shuming
Motion Design -- Ng Su-An
Colourist -- Yazmin Matrahah
Post Producer -- Jenyfer
Audiopost Producer -- Azmi Jaffar
Music Composer -- Ben Rosen
Sound Mixer -- Eddie Lim

Closed Captioning
Malay -- Roy Tan & Alfian Sa'at
Tamil -- Balaji Ragothaman
Chinese -- Choo Lip Sin

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[mydreams99]

Hope that someday is not so far away for Singapore.

[PsychedelicKawaii]

Funny thing is, Adam and Eve gave birth to LGBT people.

[William bROWN]

I hope the day will come when more and more people will learn to love and accept everyone regardless of their sexuality, gender, race, etc.

[ezi wan]

same with u.... maybe this situation can decrease the no. of human ..... XD

[billiejoe1980]

How do LGBT reproduce then?

[oenrob98000]

This is an awesome ad! Way to go Singapore. Someday we'll all be liberated. Today we fight for liberation.

[juleisha123]

Why won't they broadcast this on local tv channels?

[ms110508]

Why cant Singapore be more open about Homosexuality ? So what if they love another of the same sex ? Its just unfair that they get the 'looks' from others when gay couples hold hands in public and etc .

[favm360]

Other countries should make commercials just as beautiful as this. Honestly this is by far one of the most heart moving commercials regarding LGBTQ rights

[Anggun Abadi]

Sumday....

[RobbieJohnson18]

There should be no barriers on who we should love. Love knows no gender, color and race. It has no restriction. We don't want a society with so many people being an outcast and alone just because they are different. They are normal people too. They eat, work, and play just like us.

[RobbieJohnson18]

Most heterosexuals do not truly understand the meaning of love. They grew up with a mindset that love can only happen with the opposite sex. When they see same-sexes love each other, they criticize and condemn it because they believe it's not possible. In fact, most heterosexuals stereotype a lot. Being gay doesn't mean they are committed to performing indecent acts with each other.