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Thank you for signing up for the Objectifs' Sep 2025 Film Club session, where we will be screening 'A Man Trembles' by Mark Chua and Lam Li Shuen, in conjunction with the exhibition, Coastal Proximities by Marvin Tang and ila.

We greatly welcome audience-contributed responses to the questions on the right, which will have a chance to be included in the post-screening conversation!

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i went on an intertidal walk at changi beach and it was my first time seeing the coast at low tide... we saw starfish, horseshoe crab moults, sea cucumbers and more! We often forget about the wildlife we co-exist with, and it was so fascinating to discover and find out more about them

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One of my favourite places to visit in Sentosa is actually Siloso Headlands, and sometimes I'll catch it at low tide. One of Singapore's last coastal cliffs and home to corals!

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During the first week of military service on Pulau Tekong, one of my platoon mates was so homesick, he tried to swim back to Singapore one night. Without proper navigation skills, he swam from Pulau Tekong to Pulau Tekong Kechil.

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Whenever I cross the Marina Barrage Dam, I can't help but notice the difference in water properties between the Marina Bay side (enclosed, muddy, opague) and the sea side (open, further visibility).

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We stay near East Coast, so we bring our dog - kiko, there almost every day. He actually faces away from the sea and prefers to people watch joggers and walkers