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Singaporean film-makers are calling for the Teochew version of the Chinese movie 'Dear You' to be screened, challenging the current bilingual policy. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Popular Chinese film Dear You receives 70 additional Teochew screenings across Singapore from July 3 to 12 due to ...

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 linguistics professor Luke ...

SINGAPORE: All the additional screenings of Chinese movie Dear You in its original Teochew dialect sold out on Golden Village's website within 1½ hours of tickets going on sale on Monday (June 22).

KUALA LUMPUR, June 17 — A hit Chinese film that has struck an emotional chord with Singapore’s ...

The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) is receptive to facilitating more Teochew-language screenings of popular Chinese movie Dear You, if the film distributor wishes to apply for more, the ...

Chinese streamer and producer iQiyi is joining forces with Malaysia’s GSC Movies and Singapore-based Clover Films to handle theatrical distribution of its Chinese-language films in their respective ...

Toh Han Shih The government of Singapore, the only Chinese-majority country outside China, wishes its Chinese population to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Chinese movie Dear You was filmed almost entirely in Teochew, a dialect from China's Chaoshan region [Golden Village] A ...