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Commentary: Why Dear You hit us so hard – and what it says about our feelings toward ‘dialects’
At its heart, the fervour around the Teochew-language film is not about disagreement with Singapore’s language policy. It is grief for a dying language, says NTU linguistics professor Tan Ying Ying.
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channelnewsasia.com
Singapore to take 'more flexible approach' to dialect films, open to more Teochew screenings of Dear You
“We remain open to facilitating and supporting further Teochew screenings should the distributor wish to apply for them, in response to audience interest,” said the Ministry of…
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Dear You distributor seeking IMDA approval for up to 50 Teochew screenings
The Ministry of Digital Development and Information said earlier on Monday that it remained open to facilitating and supporting further Teochew screenings of the film.
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malaymail.com
Teochew screenings soon? ‘Dear You’ fever nudges Singapore to soften stance on dialect films
SINGAPORE, June 23 — The Singapore government will adopt a more “flexible approach” toward the screening of dialect films in cinemas, the Ministry of Digital Development and...
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Commentary: Dear You shows it’s time to rethink Singapore’s dialect ban in public media
This is not a call to promote dialects or introduce them into the public education system, but to no longer treat them as something that requires special approval, says NTU…
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Commentary: Why Dear You hit us so hard – and what it says about our feelings toward ‘dialects’
At its heart, the fervour around the Teochew-language film is not about disagreement with Singapore’s language policy. It is grief for a dying language, says NTU linguistics…
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Singapore approves additional 50 screenings of Dear You in Teochew
The 50 screenings of Dear You in Teochew are in addition to the 22 screenings approved previously.
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scmp.com
Will Dear You’s smash success push Singapore to ease dialect film policies?
Extra Teochew shows of the indie hit signal ‘increasing liberalisation’ towards dialect films, but long-term changes will take time, analysts say.