The story continues with Ah Kun, Osman, and Shamugam forming a political party C.M.I. to contest in the 1988 General Election. The fervent campaigning swept up all involved as Ah Kun thinks of various ways to garner people’s support.
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The Medium
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The Diam Diam Era 2
Singapore | IIA | 2021
91’ | Comedy, Drama
Subtitle:
English
Theatre:
Golden Harvest the sky (Olympian City)
Cast:
Richie Koh, Mark Lee, Wang Lei
BIOGRAPHY
Director | Jack Neo
Jack Neo Chee Keong (b. 1960, Singapore) is an award-winning filmmaker who holds the record for directing Singapore’s highest grossing feature film to date: Ah Boys To Men 2 (2013). He made his feature film debut in 1998 with Money No Enough, Singapore's third highest-grossing local film of all time. He is also renowned for Homerun (2003), recipient of six international awards, including the Grand Prix Prize at the 2003 Golden Swan Awards, the Golden Butterfly Prize for Best Direction at the Isfahan International Children's Film Festival, and a trio (Best Director, Best Newcomer, and People's Choice Award) at the Montreal World Film Festival. His other notable films include I Not Stupid (2002), The Best Bet (2004), the romantic comedy I Do, I Do (2005), One More Chance (2005), We Not Naughty (2012), and Ah Boys To Men (2012).
In Singapore, Jack received multiple awards and honourable mentions in recognition of his contributions to the local film industry. He also received the Lifetime Achievement Award and Multi-Talent Award from MediaCorp Singapore in Star Awards, as well as the Public Service Medal Award and Arts Cultural Medallion Award.
