Rainbow Program
Two Travelling Aunties
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Two spirited Singaporean women ditch conventional living for van life, embracing adventure, newfound freedom, and the joy of living on their own terms.
- Director
- Christine Seow
- Time
- 0:21:48
- Country
- United Kingdom, Singapore
- Genre
- Non-Fiction
- Year
- 2025
- Cast
- Noor Soeb, Susie Chua
Awards Nominations
Won Best Student Short at KASHISH Pride Film Festival 2025
Won Best Documentary at Eye Catcher Short awards 2025
Won Third Place Best Student Film at Women Over 50 film festival 2025
Nominated for Best Student Documentary IDA Documentary Awards 2025
Director
Christine Seow
Christine Seow is a Singaporean filmmaker and alumni of the National Film and Television School. Her short films Two Travelling Aunties (2025) was nominated for the prestigious IDA Documentary Award and Beyond These Walls (2024) for a Grierson Award. She is drawn to stories that explore identity and belonging.
Cast
Noor Soeb, Susie Chua
Screening
Screening Venue
| Venue | Schedule | Ticket Reservation |
|---|---|---|
| MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives | 2026.05.29 [Fri] 17:30-19:20 | |
| LIFORK HARAJUKU | 2026.06.06 [Sat] 12:00-18:30 |
Online Screening
| Online | schedule | Online Screening |
|---|---|---|
| Online Screening | 2026.05.25 [Mon] - 2026.06.10 [Wed] |
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At its heart, the film is about real people you don’t often see on screen; older, queer Asian women living boldly and on their own terms. That visibility feels important. There’s also a warmth and honesty to Norah and Susie that draws people in almost instantly.