
A film collective.
Cerebral, thought-provoking.
Based in Singapore and London, Screentone is a film collective dedicated to setting in motion more international co-productions, and developing fresh talents with unique storytelling voices. Sometimes the magic and absurdity of life get overlooked – Screentone aspires to articulate them.

Kew Lin
Writer-Director
Kew Lin is a Singaporean writer-director with the attitude of a contrarian and an obsession for absurdity. He co-wrote Love Possibly, which received the Best Screenplay Award at the Sochi International Film Festival, and co-write and co-directed an offbeat comedy series called 1000 Cups to Midnight. His recent feature film as co-writer, Dream Stall, is currently in post production. His short films have travelled to festivals such as Oberhausen, Aesthetica, Short Shorts and more.
Kew is currently developing his debut dark-comedy feature, Free Admission, which was given the Special Mention Award at Berlinale’s Talents Tokyo and received the Next Masters Support Program grant.

Angelina Marilyn Bok
Producer
Angelina Marilyn Bok is a London-based Singaporean film producer with over a decade of experience in international co-productions. An MFA Producing alumna of the National Film and Television School (NFTS), her training includes the Rotterdam Lab, Berlinale Talents Tokyo, the International Film Business Academy at Busan (AFiS), and the Full Circle Producers Lab Philippines. She is a member of the New Asian Producers Network. Driven by a passion to bridge cultures, Angelina specialises in strengthening filmic collaborations between East and West. She served as Associate Producer on In My Mother’s Skin, a Sundance-premiering horror feature now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, and as Producer on The Old Man and His Car, which screened at Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, Tokyo International Film Festival, Udine Far East Film Festival and Singapore, where it is currently in theatrical release.
Photos taken by the one and only talented Christopher Wong
