Sex.Violence.FamilyValues. (2013)

A kindergarten principal finds a series of morbid cartoons drawn by a docile pupil. A porn actor struggles to rise to the occasion while filming his first porno. A middle-aged nightclub ... See full summary »

Director:

Ken Kwek

Writer:

Ken Kwek

Stars:

Adrian Pang, Vadi Pvss, Pamela Oei

Cast

Credited cast:
Adrian Pang	...	The Director
Vadi Pvss	...	Vivian
Pamela Oei	...	The Producer
Lez Ann Chong	...	Susie - Aged 18 and 25
Serene Chen	...	Carol
Matthew Loo	...	Oliver
Susan Tordoff	...	Mrs. Evans
Caryn Ong	...	Susie - Aged 5
Sylvia Ratonel	...	Anna
Osman Sulaiman	...	Mo
Kheng Hua Tan	...	Liwen
Benjamin Heng	...	Vince
Vanessa Vanderstraaten	...	Rachel
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ivan Heng	...	Pole Dance Judge
Tushar Ismail	...	Bouncer

Storyline

A kindergarten principal finds a series of morbid cartoons drawn by a docile pupil. A porn actor struggles to rise to the occasion while filming his first porno. A middle-aged nightclub bouncer faces off with a rebellious teenage stripper. Director Ken Kwek tells three iconoclastic stories in a short film that pitches political correctness out the window of Singapore mainstream cinema.

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Taglines:

Three dirrrty stories from the world's cleanest city.

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

Singapore

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 June 2013 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Butter Factory

Technical Specs

Runtime:

46 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The film, previously approved under an M18 rating, was later banned by the Singapore government in 2012 following complaints from the public that it was racially offensive. An edited version was released in Singapore theaters in 2013. Soon after, the film was pulled from the Asean International Film Festival and banned by the Malaysian censors.

User Reviews

Great Movie

This movie is compilation of three short stories set in Singapore.

I saw around 40 Mainstream USA made movies this year and they were mostly utter crap. Too many are just be veiled pointless propaganda (White House Down), and the rest are trying to be profound in some stupid way (Cloud Atlas)and all use such overdone repetitive stories we've seen million times before that they ceased to even be OK as distraction.

Sex-Violence-Family Values is funny. Really funny, not lame funny like 'This is the End'. Each of three stories reads like a joke with a punchline. Version I saw was around 47 minutes and there are no boring parts, and I'd rather watch ten 47 minute movies of this quality then even one pointless three hour 'nouveau cult' movie.