Love At Fifty | A Film by Tan Wei Ting

What is it like to fall in love in your 50s?
In "Love at Fifty", by Singaporean director Tan Wei Ting, a divorcee settled on being single meets a delivery man who has been alone all his life in this Asian love story.
Cast:
Kee | Doreen Toh
Pao | Kelvin Ho
Uncle Tong | Yang Shi Bin
Ah Huey | Jalyn Han
Cleaner Shan Shan | Goh Guat Kian
Larry | Skye Yap
Daughter Faye | Michelle Chiam
Son Benjamin | Zavier Sng
Faye’s Boyfriend | Matthias Rishon
Crew:
Writer, Director | Tan Wei Ting
Producer | Jasmine Tay, Way-J
Director of Photography | Sokkun
Art Director | Yap Hanning
Wardrobe Stylist | Anthea Ng
Assistant Director | Gina Tan
Casting | Amelia Sai, Candice Lee
Editor | Tan Wei Ting, Lim Yen
Audio Post | Burtt See, Amelia Sai
Original Score | Joe Ng
Color Grading | Eugene Seah
English Subtitles | Sasha Ooi
Poster & Title Design | Lim Zhee Yen
BTS Photographer | Benson Lim
《月光光》
Music Courtesy of:
陈佳明
Supported by:
Weave (@weavesg)
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Love At Fifty is featured under OGS’s Short Film Showcase as part of our effort to shine light on Singapore’s local filmmakers 🥳 About the filmmaker: Tan Wei Ting is a Singaporean filmmaker. Her debut short CA$H (2018) was selected for International Competition at Clermont-Ferrand. Her second short Still Standing (2019) world-premiered at SGIFF. Read Wei Ting's reflection on the making of this film here: instagram.com/p/ComTq4OSuL7/

[@willyhuang4026]

My standing ovation to the film maker. This is so authentic, this is how the real SG people live and behave. All the mediacorp actors should learn from the cast, act so naturally, no exaggeration.

[@kaiyanchong9661]

Love this little initiative! ❤

[@muntongleong1755]

Bravo Wei Ting! Keep going and best wishes 🍀

[@toixcchicken4019]

Their acting, and the dialogue.......so much better than Channel 5 drama stuff.

[@JackHm]

Acting was superb but was vr sad with ending 😭

[@viriconium1]

this 30 mins has more character, charm and development than 30 episodes of a mediacorp drama. please continue doing this!!!

[@derekfence5090]

I won’t be surprised if this was aired on MediaCorp, you will find some reason find it less praiseworthy. Because it makes you feel better to diss MediaCorp.

[@toixcchicken4019]

Their acting, and the dialogue.......so much better than Channel 5 drama stuff

[@Milorre]

I was just about to say this!

[@toixcchicken4019]

@@Milorre say what

[@Milorre]

@@toixcchicken4019 what you said. That the acting is so much better than the channel 5 drama stuff

[@sleepy_dobe]

Their acting, and the dialogue.......so much better than Channel 5 drama stuff.

[@derekfence5090]

The inevitable comment to try to claim a higher status.

[@julietlee8161]

Totally agree

[@toixcchicken4019]

@@derekfence5090 TOTALLY

[@azfarz7698]

for fking real bro

[@ahkl77]

Spot on, compared to Third Rail now streaming, the dialogue and editing for this short film is spot on and authentic.

[@bchompoo]

I'm 49 and I can tell falling in love in your 50s is just like falling in love in your teens, 20s, 30s, but you're not so obsessed with it. Rather, you'll be spending time with work, household errands, while enjoying your love. It's part of your everyday life.

[@yogi9631]

Sorry dude i totally disagree. Our feelings n maturity evolves over each n different stages in our lives… Teenage puppy love is always the sweetest n will never be the same when we proceed to next stage of our lives… I think you are mistaking Infatuation n silly butterflies.

[@kendrar3072]

​@@yogi9631 whats sweet with teenagers? Lets say a older couple falling in love at a nursing home -THATS SWEET.

[@yogi9631]

@@kendrar3072 That is very sweet indeed. But you are confusing yourself with Ohh how sweet and the innocence of teenage puppy love....

[@cosmos5623]

A woman with experience, she looks out for the red flags. Superb acting, storyline and production. Kudos team!

[@heythave]

Her previous husband was probably a gambler.

[@Traveleatrepeat.240]

Absolutely true...

[@rachelsclassESLEnglishvideos]

She shouldn’t kiss him. It gives him the wrong impression

[@morriselee]

Red flag #1: pissed on the toilet cover and did not flush!

[@sinikkatress6452]

I absolutely can understand her....me myself would never marry again......she did the right decision, but I never would kissed him, because she refused him.

[@readingwithme2023]

The ending is so touching. Pau's brave love help Kee grow. Kee learned to accept without sacrificing herself. Kee gave Paul confidence back as her gift. Kee accepted Hua, they danced together. Daughter accepted mom. So good a short movie. Deserves applause to all the artists!

[@toixcchicken4019]

Their acting, and the dialogue.......so much better than Channel 5 drama stuff.

[@adminadmin3649]

She did not accept him

[@maryd3779]

And u feel a need to be either a spoiler alert or interpreter,…why?

[@adminadmin3649]

@@maryd3779Then do u think she accept him or did not?

[@pingteo6104]

@@adminadmin3649 She ‘accepted his feelings’ as in she was grateful for them and thanked him with the kiss. But she did not accept his offer to be a couple. There is more than one layer at play.

[@QAsession]

This was very realistic. The unflushed toilet and pee on the toilet seat brought her back to reality. You can not be raising an adult and potty train your spouse...who has time for that? Thank you for the realistic short film.

[@laurarominger2073]

Honestly? You tell the guy put the seat up! Flush! That’s an easy problem to solve. Passive aggressiveness and cheating? Yeah those aren’t so easy.

[@karjeecheng9024]

​@@laurarominger2073nope, not easy to solve at all! My father never did learnt to do that!

[@hooverdam7227]

Well done, well cast, excellent theme, with unexpected ending. But Kee, who wants to have a relationship realizes that Pao, has the same annoying characteristics that her husband had and which led to the divorce. Besides, Pao was a slob. Wrong bread delivered, had accident with the delivery truck, and the pee on all over the toilet. Her controlling habits would not stand for her getting into the same situation again. She made the offer of friendship, but Pao did not want to just be friends. She made the right decision. KZbin suggested this to me, I had no intention of watching it, but glad I did.

[@heythave]

A guy like Pao in real life should be able to learn something from this story.

[@carollai7056]

Agreed. She's already raised 2 kids and at this point in her life, she doesn't need one more.

[@suebowman7258]

Well said.

[@yummemys4608]

Exactly. Just because a man gives you attention doesn't mean he's an ideal partner. Already so old and still like a kid. I'd run a mile🤣🤣🤣

[@DivyaJoan]

Also, when he tries to get the toy for her...repeatedly trying. Her face shows the disappointment...maybe a hint of gambling...I don't know. She says "don't waste money" and he says "I can get it, just one more time, almost there..."

[@Sokx41]

As an old geezer, I prefer these dramas with older people, and as older people as the key players (or actors). I found my true love at age 48, now 38 years ago.

[@Sokx41]

no, 34 years ago.

[@chuencainseow5786]

No pretense, just natural expression seasoned with so much local SG culture.. This drama speaks so dearly to the hearts of 40s, 50s and above... when love, feeling are mixed with practical considerations complicated by one's own life experiences. Good 30 minutes!

[@titacaths579]

I am 50 and i still want to fall inlove again someday 🥰

[@ameliasaikai]

wishing you the best! 🥰

[@ericloo6576]

My former schoolmate who's 52 got married and had a child with a Vietnamese woman.

[@advocateannlegal4948]

God bless

[@xxWidex]

I bet the lady's main love language is act of service while the guy's language is words of affirmation or gifts.

[@alvinmichael4970]

When u are older, it is very difficult to fall in love n have romance anymore....there are so many concerns n worries n the heart is too old to flutter...so sad

[@mascarenhas9624]

I don't think you never know what is love, sorry,😢 but love is giving and refining the recibing it have nothing to do with age. Peace

[@beautifulflowerlove]

Relax and laugh together...easier than you think🤗

[@MsOoxinjie]

Need to beware of scammers too

[@5877user]

Yes. Women alone especially need to be careful. There are always people watching you. In this video, her natural facial expression looks sad and depressed and she’s only pretty when she smiles. At 73, I’m blessed that my relaxed facial expression is calmer and pleasant.

[@blu3j00Ls]

@@5877user uhm. Ok.

[@tricialow217]

很喜歡女主很清醒，理智。和少年人不一樣。50歲了，怎麼可以任性，想愛就愛。她知道相愛和相處不一樣。不如就讓這份感情停在最初，最純粹的時刻。那個吻，雖淺，卻是最深情和完美的句號。

[@keepgoing335]

说的真好。她的吻也给了男主继续寻找爱情的希望和勇气

[@Aki-yn4pg]

五十岁的女性也该是觉悟了，她知道她想要的是什么，该接受的就接受，不该的趁早放弃，长痛不如短痛。说实话，要找一个完美的伴侣，是不可能的，因为自己也不是完美的。有时候不是对方需要做出改变，而是自己。多包容少伤害才是真正能维持之间的感情。

[@YummYakitori]

Not going to lie, this is way better acting than Mediacorp nowadays hahah

[@user-td8yg2lh9l]

As a Taiwanese, I can understand what they are speaking. Which is so happy. Feel Singaporean and Taiwanese are close.

[@wenshan9101]

Descendants of the dragon, we are one family!

[@ericloo6576]

Unfortunately, their political party wanted to eliminate this language/dialect (Hokkien) and replaced it with Mandarin since 1979.

[@2dhoes240]

I'm Chinese and i can't understand shit lol 😅

[@allanpua3742]

Still amazed at how Singaporean and Philippine Hokkien are still mutually intelligible, despite the marked difference in accents. Great movie!!!

[@tangerinebreath]

The script, acting and directing is great here, it felt so slice of life! Every single actor (including all the supporting roles) did fantastic and I loved that it was filmed in Hokkien. I felt it inside when things started to take a turn downwards in this film, but what a magical journey of could-have-been.

[@leehyunsong7001]

This is true Singaporean film, every scene and dialogue is so real, much better than the media corp crap.

[@ckglad]

This is so charming. Being 67 and divorced at 50, I know that some are willing to take a chance and love again, some are not. I'm closest to it now that it's just be begun. Only time knows.

[@isaacbasil]

Just what we need in these times. Authentic storytelling, natural acting, relatable local context. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kennethong9136]

All the cast are so natural. It really feels like just videoing an actual day of any coffee shop in Singapore.

[@zennt6930]

Initially thought I won’t like it, but this is so realistic, some parts are sad but some parts are so sweet. The cast is amazing.

[@ahkl77]

Please submit this wonderful production to 2023 short film festivals worldwide. Never know if you never try, got to be in it to win 🏆

[@lucilletorres5989]

So glad my romance at 52 is STILL blooming One must be brave and sincere

[@frequency12]

It was an awesome production. Authentic, nostalgic, great story and casting! I was hoping both of them could be together. Apparently they liked each other but Ah Kee had a lot more concerns since her divorce. She is thinking if her children are going to accept her new relationship, whether she is able to embrace his imperfections (e.g. His toilet habits, possible 'gambling' habits). She didn't want to hurt Ah Bao and herself again. She expressed her love through the kiss but she chose not to progress further. That was a sad ending. Hopefully there is a part 2 to this story. I do want them to be together :(

[@phoebe9412]

Maybe it is best to leave it the ending like that...

[@edsel6988]

I had thought his 'toilet habits' were due to this disabling injuries tho lol

[@frequency12]

@Edsel His 'toilet habits' could be real because I do have a few personal encounters with people who don't flush and leave lots of pee stain after use (even without disabilities). Ah Kee has chosen to stay mum instead of asking anything about his possible habits.

[@lisawong9888]

And at this age, Kee probably doesn't want to go through potty training for a grown man's toilet anymore. Plus, he's the cincai type and likely to take that attitude in most things.

[@MyFirstHandle]

Being 50 years old and in love must be tough. Or maybe she doesn't want to get divorced again because of her aggressive behavior? She couldn't accept herself to be in a relationship again because of her bad behavior?

[@shiokness]

The characters are so real, so believable. They are everyday people like us. Ah Kee, Ah Po, even Uncle Tong is so well portrayed. The dialogue is so authentic, I believe the actors improvised the speech to bring out the context. Ah Po didnt say he was very happy that night. Nor did he say the night was kind to him. He said that night that he spent with her was the happiest in his entire 50+ years of existence. At 26:40, her voice broke. And my heart broke too. That was a stab to my heart. This is the best film I have seen in a long while. Better than those Marvel films.

[@estrela3889]

This is really so unexpected! What a story! Truthful, essential!!!! What a strong female character, we need more of those! Young women need more such examples! A great cast as well! Wonderfully played!!!

[@Mattimias]

I really love this - the quiet between each piece of dialogue speaks more than words could ever say, and the timing is impeccable! There is no rush and no dawdling. The pacing is musical; just a gentle, steady stream of scenes and the silence between the beats.

[@jwa7241]

Watching from the Philippines! Thoroughly enjoyed this. it's rare to see Hookien dramas even in Singapore. I was actually cheering for Kee when she said they should remain friends then was disappointed when she went for a kiss.

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

Feels like I'm a fly on the wall watching an authentic exchange between 2 people, both trying to reach for a connection with the other. Touched. Made me drop a tear, can't believe it.

[@r3dr3drose]

This is disgustingly good. HOW DARE YOU GUYS MAKE THIS?! SOOO GOOD.

[@suzilahlah]

This was so cool. Spot on with how she observed all the red flags (her red flags). Some of us don’t do that when we’re younger. Something has to be said about how when we are older, we no longer throw caution to the wind. Sometimes, sadly, it is better to be alone.

[@cowman76]

This is just so heart warming. Feels so authentic! Did OGS came out with short films previously? Love this. The story , cast and the dialogue is great Wonderful story telling. Really well done! Thank you for the film

[@OGS.Official]

Thank you for your support! 😊 This film is part of our Short Film Showcase to highlight the work of our local filmmakers. We have a playlist with other short films we’ve featured and one which we produced ourselves. You can check it out here! kzbin.info/aero/PLGojKgEnSjGxa1s6Xd7cLFjK_pAgMXG-0

[@Puuuurrrr]

Aiyoooo this is so cute. When cat personality and labrador personality get together. I have faith again in local media. Give them the budget they deserve rather than another instalment of watching sg ppl go to army please n thanks Edit: just finished watching WE NEED AN EPISODE TWO TT

[@zixianghuang7563]

The toilet seat scene is such a simple yet clever idea. Love the ending too. Can't wait to see more work from the director.

[@onn88]

I don't get it

[@SongMangosteen]

@@onn88 When he used the toilet he made a mess and didn't clean it up, and didn't even flush. It shows he is careless and untidy (also immature), and she knew she really didn't want to be in a relationship with someone like that. She had already said that she can be "controlling" at home, too, so I guess this made it even worse for her. His immature side also showed when he couldn't control himself to stop playing the game to win the toy.

[@user-18r9es7tt3]

Yep. She saw the mess he left after using the toilet & made the wise decision not to hv a lifetime relationship with ah po. Only a fool thinks he/she can change another’s thinking, behaviour n mannerisms.

[@jeromehenry4484]

@@SongMangosteen It didn't cross his mind that teddy bears are for small children, not a grown woman in her 50's. Having his little tantrum when he didn't get his way (throwing down his crutches) was the final straw. She did give his one last chance with the kiss, but there just was no spark.

[@pingteo6104]

@@jeromehenry4484 The kiss wasn’t a last chance, it was meant as a ‘thank you but goodbye’ gift.

[@akc1739]

I haven’t been to a cinema in years and gave up Netflix, etc. This short was a *treasure* ❤️🙏❤️ So glad I decided to watch it! Very touching.

[@pingteo6104]

Watch short films, they are usually of much better quality.

[@nigelsheppard625]

Thank you, a film in Singaporean Hokkien. I've waited all my life for this.

[@richiemochi]

This 30 min short film is well done. Its like my current situation at 40 years old with no wife and children either. Made me tear up when he said he was so unlucky throughout his life. I only had one serious relationship for 9 years and the person cheated on me. Crazy how life is.

[@tliew5710]

Don’t give up ! Accept and good luck 🍀 will come to you

[@mangoyacho]

Sorry to hear that. Perhaps you dodged a bullet... 9 years

[@heythave]

I’m sorry that that person cheated on you. Keep looking. Take some pointers from this film though. Do some self inventory. Do you have a habit like spraying the toilet when you pee like the guy in the film (or an equivalent habit) that totally could turn a lot of people off? Work on that while you keep looking.

[@tanfrederika2123]

Today is 7.7.2023. (7) Believe in luck!!!

[@laurarominger2073]

I met my true love at age 49. We’ve been married 9 years now. It’s never too late ❤

[@nofbformeno8414]

The acting from the entire cast is so good!! It's just so natural! They should be getting acting awards! Best Actor and Best Actress awards to the two main characters! So so much better acting than some well known actors in the local scene. BRAVO!!!🎉

[@quwern]

How every character has been so authentic just blows me away 😮

[@rodericksia]

I've to say... the standard of this film is great. Great acting, simple plot yet able to keep me watching it till the end with decent pacing, not too fast or draggy. 5/5 . man are those actors professionals? they're real good.

[@keepgoing335]

The parting gift that Kee gave Po and what she said to him was just what was needed to keep him from being discouraged. I can totally believe Po and Kee's actions, motivations and the dialogue bw them. I like that the film trusts the actors to deliver convincing performances and the audience to understand the story without too much expository dialogue. And 城里的月光 really brought back memories of Tofu Street, which also had a bittersweet and memorable ending.

[@pingteo6104]

The song matched the film very well. Nightfall = their phase in life. And the innermost thoughts/reflection that only come to us in the still of the night.

[@keepgoing335]

@@pingteo6104 it's interesting the concept that the flow of time over single day parallels the course of a person's life. morning = beginning of life, when there's lots of hope and anticipation of what the day will bring. afternoon = midlife, when the sun is beating down and it gets hot and uncomfortable and the pressure builds to get as much done as possible before the end of the day like how life gets challenging and hectic. and when nighttime/later life comes around, everything slows down. but a part of the youth still remains in the old body, so even seniors can fall in love in the autumn of life

[@FlyFreely8272]

​@@keepgoing335 Very well said.💛 A journey through the day (life).

[@unique9974]

Oh ya tofu Street soundtrack....I can't remember where I heard that song

[@gretatudeg4877]

OMG I love this movie. Sometimes so difficult to "like" but so true to life! So much turned on a dirty toilet bowl! How wonderfully the main characters acted, and how open their honesty was as they sat on the steps of the apartmebt building (what a fantastically composed shot, BTW). I so appreciated how each and every minor character in the film also had a distinct personality! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! A perfect film...

[@1bernesedog]

Omg my tears just flowed uncontrollably at the ending 😭

[@lmak-rf9fn]

When the dude described how he wound up single is what happened to me... I have never ever heard anyone speak THAT truth. Wowzers.

[@user-hd3bf2xp7w]

Almost in tears. So many feelings in 30 minutes. I like the actors, such bright characters, and so real. Awesome!

[@laurarominger2073]

I cried and I’m not sure why. I guess I wanted them to end up together. I found true love at age 49. Was married previously but did not find real love until then. The daughter comforting her mom got to me, too. My daughter does not have empathy. Anyway great short.

[@keemarotichai]

million times better than the fake acting put up by mediacorps actors, this was so raw and real acting, loved it, the song at then end brought back many childhood memories from the 90s. thank you!!

[@thaddddeee5355]

OMG. The dialogue and actors/actresses are all so on point. Everyone deserves the right to love and be loved.

[@allank6261]

I click and watching until finish. Even i dunno why i watch this. Lol... But when i watch this I'm laughing and my eyes watering... I hope everyone in this situation can happy too. Amen. And I pray i can find someone 2... Soon. Amen 🙏😁❤️❤️❤️ God bless You all 🙏

[@AlanQ87]

OGS is probably the only legit content creator in sg. the only media company with true value !

[@abc-pz6xp]

Beautiful Film. The emotions are so raw and the local culture of SG is so wonderfully captured. Great Job OGS & Casts!

[@OGS.Official]

We’re glad you enjoyed it but OGS didn’t directly produce this! Love At Fifty was directed by Tan Wei Ting and made possible with a talented team of local cast and crew. The film is featured under our Short Film Showcase lineup to shine light on Singaporean filmmakers 🥳

[@joperc]

I'm 50 and i'm still single watching this now 😥 good short film, thank you.

[@jeremywong3898]

If this kind of quality of short films is on tv, i wouldn't mind watching tv once again in a long time

[@bettywhitelouie1868]

😊what a cute short story line, Kee was strong confident and very stubborn after having a bad marriage she chose to be alone because of her controlling issues which she couldn't communicate well with her mate, as for Pao he should have been strong enough and patience to work through the issues she saw wrong with him. 😊

[@ellimsg]

Brief 30 minutes of impeccable production. Didn't realise that emotions can be captured with such cryptic dialogue and facial expressions until I watched the entire film. Superb dialogue and direction!

[@leathebenjs1296]

First, watch it guys if it come in your recommendation! Worth every seconds! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ So it's came in my recommendation often, but since i'm in moving on from a letting go the past live so I try to avoid this, like hence every romance serial and movies out there! 😅 But I don't know why today I watch this and I couldn't be thankful enough. It's so few movies and serial that makes my feel thankful after watching it. This one of that drama of a complex stories but yet able to presented in a simple sweet way. This one of that drama that doesn't need to have those full ray of sunshine, flowery road, a flowing wind of dress, and a sweet moments but yet able to be a heartwarming movie. Just in 20+ mins able to captured a lot, about a wise but also a guarded woman. So kudos for the casts, my one of the best so far! The director and the writer for making the perfect, able to captured and presented layer of stories in just 20 mins. A big praise the cinematography director for completing the perfection with giving us the beauty of a simple everyday busy tough life. Subscribing!

[@charlesm8529]

Already in the first 15secs of this entire short, it's totally relatable in actual day to day local life and dialogue than decades of that superficial nonsense on official channels

[@JL..]

Rather than Love at 50, my heart fluttered at the thought of Dream at 50 Their acting is great and with the industry being so small in Singapore, opportunities for actors of their age must be even lesser Thanks to the director for this great short film and bringing out good local talents as well as local stories

[@germsaka]

I cried so much. I think Ah Kee is just too afraid to fall in love and I was hoping to see that she would take that leap of faith but unfortunately that never happened :( such is the reality of life and people..

[@pingteo6104]

She’s tired. It would take too much from her to learn to tolerate another person’s habits again (shown with the toilet seat)

[@heythave]

Yes, she’s not afraid. She’s got too much experience to know that she doesn’t want to put up with what comes with the whole person.

[@JongGoh]

What a pleasant surprise to stumble across this short film from Google algorithm, and it's free!

[@ericbanes04]

Im a Filipino. I love the shortfilm’s pathos and tragedy. The short film made me miss SG more. Great work!

[@dailyvlogwillywilly]

无意间观赏到这部视频，简单且温馨的故事。 方言的对白，显得格外亲切。给制作组们一 个大大的赞👍。

[@nareshdev4119]

Nice movie, much better than 3-hour stuff. Powerful story. Why can't seniors be in a relationship? What's wrong if two seniors find soalce in each other's company? Senior love and intimacy has its own charm of deference and dignity, with sensuousness. Well played and directed script. A great lesson and beginning for a society.

[@pingteo6104]

I was so comforted that her daughter understood her.

[@heythave]

There’s nothing wrong with it. Why would you have to bring the question up?

[@bear44444]

seniors do get in relationships maybe not in asia but in Europe its common

[@nareshdev4119]

@@bear44444 I agree with you. Thanks.

[@timourkh]

didn't want this film to end. brilliant

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

Seeing this, makes me miss living in Singapore, HDB, coffee shop, uncles, aunties

[@kingfisher9725]

I'm European, so there may be some cultural differences in my perception. But I think the guy was lonely, maybe really a nice person, but waaayyyy too pushy. He was interested in her, she couldn't miss it and this was some spice in her boring, average, unassuming life. There was some aggressiveness as well when she didn't react the way he wanted her to which is a red flag. The toilet scene didn't help, either. Two lonely people don't just make a happy couple, that's not how life is. The older you get, the more quirks you have and that's perfectly okay. (I do have my own and so has my husband of 35 years. 😅 But you grow together and learn how to cope with them.) So she did the right thing. I enjoyed the video. Well done!

[@NgeeKey]

This is definitely a classic short film, so much better, so natural, so authentic

[@gohsingwah]

If Channel 8 can churn out similar quality like this I will watch every day…

[@preussag]

A lot of questions unanswered and that's life! Such a realistic short story where miracles don't happen overnight and love doesn't always erupt from a simple declaration. And I also love it that two middle-aged man/woman on the street - not some picture-perfect hot daddy/mum - kissed.

[@alma574]

Wow...didn't realize the impact this film had on me until a minute after it was done and I had this emotion welling up inside me. Had me tearing up (I don't want to admit that I wanted to burst out crying) as I started to clean up. Understated, yet powerful acting. Well done!

[@pingteo6104]

We feel for Kee cos she had to choose between her feelings and realistic obstacles 😔

[@FlyFreely8272]

I was on edge waiting for her decision and hoping for her to make the best decision for herself. She made a great choice. After he threw down the crutches and she turned back the tension was intense.🚩 Very well scripted and acted😁.

[@laurarominger2073]

I cried too. Came from nowhere ❤

[@RajaPamungkas87]

Great!! I am always admired Singaporean, on how they lived, they think. With this short movie, i can see many things abt Singapore.

[@Chewybacca]

ENJOYED THIS THOROUGHLY OGS! A short film abt a pair of 50 year olds finding love in the heartlands; it resonates deeply watching it even as a 30 year old. Def gon send the link to my parents ☺️ More of such ace content please!

[@maymei6742]

Reality check , globally 85% that claimed falling in love in 50s mean catfished by Nigerians online and kissing goodbye to your life saving and your pension fund

[@elle4470]

sweetest love story. they picked the right actors

[@richieh.7721]

很好看！不需要太多的对话，一切都在演员的精湛演技中述说着，委婉且缠绵，真实且写实性强的故事。饰演阿枝和阿宝的演员很棒！超喜欢！是我所看过，最能触动人心的影片之一！

[@zann5566]

Thank you for showcasing this. Time well spent!

[@emorysumi]

This is stunning. Incredible amount of emotions delivered in such a non-sentimental manner. Fantastic writing, acting, cinematography and set design.

[@michaellok9918]

Wao it touches me a lot ,both ah pao & Kee pls don’t be afraid to love ❤️. More movies like this please. 😊

[@toddhampton9212]

This is a great short film. Sweet without being over sentimental. Both character are likeable but not saints. The ending was realistic yet still hopeful. I'm glad I watched it. Salute!

[@adhiantos]

Not the ending I was hoping for but this is a deeply beautiful film. The cast and script is amazing, so do the cinematography too! Love the ending scene although it's really sad :'(

[@claudiaimmanuelchua]

Absolutely incredible short film, keep it up! Love this 😍

[@sherry3418]

This is so authentic and real!! Thankful for KZbin for recommending me. I’d love to see more of such films ❤

[@christopherqchin4319]

It is morning and coffee. With this love story at 50. Worth the time watching this! Fantastic acting

[@yokeyyuen]

Love the authenticity of this film. Wish they really ended up together. There is still a chance in love life after 50. Great work, definitely not predictable and actors are so real. 👏👏👏

[@TheBranjoez]

Heartwarming, great script and actors. Keep the fantastic work up!

[@nerd26373]

This is a beautiful film. We look forward to seeing more of these.

[@jeremytanhonchai2119]

This is one of the best local short film i had ever come across. Keep up the good work/production!

[@junjiehui2052]

Acting is so good! Please do more of this show!

[@damiantay4181]

Beautiful. So authentic, both the script and acting. Please we need a Part 2.

[@Munchmores]

Enjoyed this so much. A simple story and yet so touching. Looking forward to more great work.

[@hspd]

Thanks OGS for this. I'm currently overseas and this short made me miss SG so much!

[@laurarominger2073]

This really touched me. Thank you.

[@nest4babe]

Brought tears to my eyes. Well made!

[@gigibrady333]

👏 👏 👏 I AM 👏 W O W !!!! 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 😢 Give these actors AN much deserved AWARD!!! I...CRIED!! AND IM TOUGH!!

[@Timholle]

Feels really authentic, down right to the script. Great job!

[@tods2481]

Pardon my ignorance, but are these people seasoned actors/actresses?Who are these people? It blows my mind how their acting feels so natural and effortless .

[@stephjk82]

This is just beautiful and amazingly realistic… well done!

[@scarlettliong5267]

Shared the link to some of the group chats I’m in. This short film left me feeling way really good after watching it that it deserves no less than a wider audience! ❤

[@MisanthropicDuck]

This film hit me right in the feels. Kudos to the crew and cast!

[@wengpiew]

Absoletly love this short film! Poignant, moving, topped up with great acting! So good I am going to watch it over and over again!