TMVC’s 75 minute documentary LOST IMAGES featuring the Ivan Polunin archive received praise from Singaporeans after its Premiere on Okto on Aug 10 2009.

Mr. Errol Goodenough wrote:
“On Monday night, TV channel Okto telecast a remarkable MDA-sponsored documentary, ‘Lost Images’. Every Singaporean ought to view the production which is splendid. However I know that many missed the opportunity, possibly because of the lack of publicity. I am not sure if there will be a re-telecast on local channels…It remains for me to congratulate the MDA and the agency which produced ‘Lost Images’ for realising and making available such a rare gem.  Thank you.”

Ms. Mary-Ann P. wrote:
“My fiance and I have been dazzled by the Lost Images segment on TV.  I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank you and your company for making these wonderful shows available to us. I wasn’t born in that era,but knowing the history of my country deepens my love for it. And a thunderous applause to Dr Ivan Polunin too, for taking all those valuable footages.  It’s simply amazing…” девочку ебут

Joshua T. wrote:
“I would like to commend on your show “Lost Images” last night…(I) was deeply touched by it and was impressed at the quality of the show. It really showcased videos and interviews which are priceless and are worth keeping for generations to come.”

Thanks to everyone for their kind words.

LOST IMAGES will be re-telecast and released on DVD with an accompanying website where you can find out more about Ivan Polunin’s amazing collection of films. Accompanying the show’s release is the I, Polunin Exhibition which is running at the National University of Singapore Museum from now through 3 Jan 2010.  See details here.

After it was first released a few years ago, our Site & Sound DVD set is now almost sold out – so grab the remaining copies while you can.  We’ve combined Volumes 1 and 2, and made them available at Singapore’s Asian Civilisations Museum shop.  This limited number of sets retails at SGD 44.00 and is a great piece of Singaporeana.  Hosted by writer extraordinaire Julian Davison, this series first aired on Mediaworks and is a refreshing look at Singapore’s urban history.

If you happen to visit Sentosa, you can also get Site & Sound in separate volumes at Nutmeg books, located in Images of Singapore.

P.S. We do have limited copies of Site & Sound Volume 2 available so write to us for more details.

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Also available at these fine stores is our Ancient Chinese Sports DVD which premiered on the History Channel.  Where else are you going to find the history of football in China?

Enjoy!

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Chef Ryan will be the guest chef at Le Pont de Vie at 26 Kandahar St (tel: 6238 8682) from 10th March 2009. проститутки приморский порно личное

Click here for more details.

When we filmed Go Warrior in 2003, we were fortunate to meet the most passionate writers in the martial arts: Kid Peligro. Kid wrote this amazing book The Gracie Way, which I highly recommend for anyone interested in one of the most amazing stories of how one Brazilian family made Jiu-jitsu the cornerstone of today’s fighting arts. The book is available on Amazon.

Photos from Disney’s Pass the Plate. We filmed two HD segments in Singapore and Vietnam for this global series featuring food in different cultures. Among other dishes, we featured Singapore’s Prawn noodles and Vietnamese Spring rolls. Thanks to the talents involved – Vy and Renjie, the extras, Jacqui Khoo for helping to style the Singapore shoot, and Ronald Rillo for direction.

Hosted by the bubbly Brenda Song, the series is now online:

http://tv.disney.go.com/disneychannel/passtheplate/index.html

Click on the carrot and the corn for our specific segments or click on them all for a colourful kaleidoscopic look at food from literally all corners of the world. Recipes are available online too.