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Watch 18 on SFlix. 18 Paths. 18 Exposures. 18 Frames per second. A peek into the old Singapore through the doors of the new.
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- Country: Singapore
- Director: Lee Jing Wei
- Cast:

Watch 18 on SFlix. 18 Paths. 18 Exposures. 18 Frames per second. A peek into the old Singapore through the doors of the new.


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