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Singapore Film Society Announces Opening of SFS Somerset at Cineleisure on 1 January 2026

Opening Programme: Michael Kam’s The Old Man and His Car.

Wake Up Singapore by Wake Up Singapore
December 31, 2025
in Features, Singapore News
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Singapore Film Society Announces Opening of SFS Somerset at Cineleisure on 1 January 2026
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The Singapore Film Society (SFS) will officially commence operations for SFS Somerset, the society’s new dedicated screening venue for members and non-members, on 1 January 2026.  

Located at Hall 6 of Golden Village Cineleisure, SFS Somerset will present a carefully curated programme of films that have limited commercial runs or have yet to be  theatrically screened in Singapore. 

The launch of SFS Somerset marks a significant milestone for SFS, reinforcing its long standing mission to nurture film appreciation, support filmmakers, and provide  audiences with access to diverse cinematic voices in an intimate, community-focused setting. 

Opening Film: The Old Man and His Car by Michael Kam (Rating: NC16 – some coarse language) 

The inaugural programme at SFS Somerset will feature Singapore’s own The Old Man and  His Car (2025), the acclaimed debut feature by Michael Kam. The film follows Hock, a  widower preparing to leave Singapore to live with his son in Canada, who must come to  terms with letting go of his cherished vintage Mercedes. Through the seemingly simple act of selling his car, Hock confronts memory, loss, and the quiet resilience required to embrace change. The film is a tender meditation on ageing, attachment and human connection. 

Director, Michael Kam

The Old Man and His Car has received international recognition and was selected for major film festivals including the Tokyo International Film Festival (Asian Future – World Premiere), Golden Horse Film Festival, Singapore International Film Festival  (Singapore Panorama opening film), and the Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival. The entire cast and crew were proudly present at the film’s one and only sold-out screening  during its Singapore premiere at the recently completed SGIFF in November.

Showtimes and Ticket Prices 

SFS Somerset will operate on a regular weekly schedule, with eight screenings per week. 

Ticketing are exclusively available at www.sfs-somerset.com 

Screening Times 

  • Wednesday to Friday: 7:30pm
  • Saturday: 1:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:30pm
  • Sunday: 4:00pm, 7:30pm

Ticket Prices 

  • General Admission: SGD 15 
  • SFS Members: SGD 9 (Valid membership required at point of purchase)

SFS membership 

  • Flexible membership tiers are available in 1, 3, 6 and 12 months duration. For  details, visit https://www.singaporefilmsociety.com/membership 

About SFS Somerset 

Operated by the Singapore Film Society, SFS Somerset is a 66-seat screening space dedicated to  independent, art-house and Singapore films. Beyond regular screenings, the venue will host post screening discussions, filmmaker dialogues and curated thematic programmes, offering audiences a deeper engagement with cinema and fostering a vibrant film community in the heart of the city. For the latest screening schedules and programme updates, please visit: www.sfs-somerset.com

About Singapore Film Society 

Singapore Film Society is the hub for film festivals and events in Singapore. Since their founding in 1958, they have been nurturing a growing community of cinephiles with carefully curated programming and events. SFS believes that film should be accessible to everyone, and want to be an entry point for anyone who’s interested to learn more about film or the film industry.

SFS is a non-profit organisation and is registered with the Registry of Societies in Singapore. They are funded solely by members and sponsors, and are supported by a dedicated group of volunteers.

 

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