John Lui is a journalist at The Straits Times. He covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on Singapore, Japan, and Korean culture. John is featured in The Straits Times and Star Media Group Berhad.
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John Lui's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, specifically film and cinema. As such, he may be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the film industry, interviews with actors or directors, and stories related to significant developments within Hollywood or international cinema.
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By: John Lui
SINGAPORE – Local film-maker Chai Yee Wei is only just dipping his toes into the waters of artificial intelligence (AI). But he is excited by its
By: John Lui
Conclave (M18) 120 minutes, now showing ★★★★☆ Following the unexpected death of the pope, it falls on Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph
By: John Lui
Shogun did what Squid Game could not by winning four Golden Globes, setting a precedent for a show with an Asian-led cast.
By: John Lui
At 50, the British singer and father of four is happy and enjoying his job. Read more at straitstimes.
By: John Lui
The local director's Singapore-Taiwan-France-US film stars Wu Chien-ho, Anicca Panna and Lee Kang-sheng. Read more at straitstimes.
By: John Lui
A classic of Latin American literature gets a faithful retelling on screen. Read more at straitstimes.
Ancient sultanates meet artisanal coffee in West Java, a two-hour flight from Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.
The Projector 10th Anniversary Screening: The Room At the intersection of “baffling storytelling”, “awful acting” and “hypnotically
By: John Lui
Mongrel (M18) 130 minutes, opens on Jan 26 exclusively at The Projector ★★★★☆
By: John Lui
SINGAPORE – In local film-maker Jack Neo's upcoming Chinese New Year comedy I Want To Be Boss, Singaporean actress and comedienne Patricia Mok plays
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