More Teochew-language screenings of the Chinese film “Dear You” are added after multiple sellouts, according to reports. Tickets are scheduled to go on sale at 12pm on July 2. The additional run includes 70 more screenings held from July 3 to July 12. The screenings are distributed across nine cinema locations, including Golden Village (GV) outlets such as GV Bugis+ and GV Cineleisure, as well as Shaw cinemas such as Shaw Lido and Shaw JEM. The expanded schedule is intended to meet demand from viewers who previously sold out earlier sessions. The announcements follow the initial release and the pattern of repeated sellouts that prompted the cinema operators to schedule more showtimes. All details are presented as part of the planned expanded run during the stated dates and at the listed venues, with the ticket sales timing specified for July 2.
70 more Teochew screenings of Chinese film Dear You added in Singapore
More Teochew-language screenings of the Chinese film “Dear You” are added after multiple sellouts, according to reports. Tickets are scheduled to go on sale at 12pm on July 2. The additional run inclu...
- 70 additional Teochew-language screenings of the Chinese film “Dear You” are scheduled.
- Tickets go on sale at 12pm on July 2.
- The expanded screenings run from July 3 to July 12.
- Showings are held across nine cinema locations.
- Venues mentioned include GV Bugis+, GV Cineleisure, Shaw Lido, and Shaw JEM.
The expanded run will take place from Jul 3 to 12 and will be shown across nine cinema locations, including GV Bugis+, GV Cineleisure, Shaw Lido and Shaw JEM.
1 month agoTickets will go on sale from 12pm on July 2.
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