List of Singaporean films of 2015

A list of Singaporean films released in Singapore in 2015:

Opening	Title	Director	Cast	Genre	Language	Notes	Ref
January 8	Bring Back the Dead 招魂	Lee Thean-Jeen	Jesseca Liu, Jacko Chiang, Liu Lingling, Shawn Tan, Timothy Law, Xue Ting	Horror	Mandarin		[1]
January 14	Faeryville	Tzang Merwyn Tong	Lyon Sim, Aaron Samuel Yong, Tanya Graham, Jade Griffin, Jae Leung, Farid Assalam, Jordan Prainito, Galen Watts, Kris Moller, Nicholas Bloodworth	Dystopian	English		[2]
February 19	King of Mahjong 麻雀王	Adrian Teh	Chapman To, Mark Lee, Michelle Ye, Venus Wong	Comedy	Cantonese, Mandarin		[3]
February 19	Ah Boys to Men 3: Frogmen 新兵正传：蛙人专	Jack Neo	Joshua Tan, Tosh Zhang, Wang Weiliang, Maxi Lim, Charlie Goh	Comedy	English, Mandarin, Hokkien, Malay	Sequel to Ah Boys to Men 2; Highest-grossing Singapore film of 2015 with S$7,454,722 in box office receipts	[4]
April 24	Fundamentally Happy	Tan Bee Thiam, Lei Yuan Bin	Joshua Lim, Adibah Noor	Drama	English, Bahasa Melayu		[5]
May 1	Snakeskin	Daniel Hui	Noraishah Abu Bakar, Hey Mun Cheok, Vicki Yang, Ishvinder Singh, Lim Lung Chieh	Drama	English		[6]
May 3	Wukan: The Flame of Democracy	Lynn Lee, James Leong		Documentary	Mandarin		[7]
July 15	Our Sister Mambo	Wi Ding Ho	Michelle Chong, Moses Lim, Audrey Luo, Ethel Yap, Shu An Oon, Joey Leong, Haydon Roy	Comedy	English, Mandarin, Malay, Cantonese, Tamil	Released in commemoration of Cathay Organisation's 80th anniversary	[8]
July 24	7 Letters	Boo Junfeng, Eric Khoo, K Rajagopal, Jack Neo, Tan Pin Pin, Royston Tan, Kelvin Tong	Faizal Abdullah, Aric Hidir Amin, Fatin Amira, Nickson Cheng, David Chua, Nadiah m Din, J.A. Halim, Hui Fang Hong, Hamidah Jalil, Brien Lee, Rianne Lee, Poh Huat Lim, Lydia Look, Josmien Lum, Tye Par Mok, Sebastian Ng, Rey Phua, Nithiyia Rao, Ashmi Roslan, J. Rosmini, T. Sasitharan, Cheryl Tan, Liang Yu Ray Tan, Hazelle Teo, Rexy Tong, N. Vighnesh, Yan Li Xuan, Jin Hua Zhang, Ge Ping Zheng	Drama	English, Malay, Hokkien, Mandarin, Malayalam	Released in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Singapore's independence	[4]
July 30	1965	Randy Ang, Daniel Yun	Joanne Peh, Qi Yuwu, Lim Kay Tong, Nicole Seah	Drama	English, Mandarin	Released in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Singapore's independence	[4]
September 3	1400	Derrick Lui	Desmond Tan, Xu Yahui, Vincent Tee, Alan Tan, Angeline Yap, Will Lawandi, Maria Alexandria, Luis Lim, Grace Lee-Khoo, Junichi Takahashi	Drama, Romance	English		[9]
September 17	3688	Royston Tan	Joi Chua, Liu Lingling, Rahimah Rahim, Brandon Wong, Shigga Shay, Michael Tan	Drama	English, Mandarin, Hokkien, Bahasa Melayu		[10]
November 14	1987: Untracing the Conspiracy	Jason Soo	Vincent Cheng Kim Chuan, Tan Tee Seng, Chew Kheng Chuan	Documentary	English		[11]
November 27	Voluptas	Sanif Olek	Aaron Aziz, Ariati Tyeb Papar, Suhailah Salam	Drama	English, Malay		[12]
November 29	The Songs We Sang	Eva Tang	Liang Wern Fook, Eric Moo, Billy Koh, JJ Lin, Stefanie Sun	Documentary	Mandarin		[13]
November 30	Singapore Minstrel	Ng Xi Jie	Roy Payamal	Documentary	English		[14]
December 1	In the Room	Eric Khoo	Josie Ho, George Young, Daniel Jenkins, Shou Nishino, Choi Woo-shik, Lawrence Wong	Erotic drama	English, Mandarin	Initially banned from commercial release in Singapore.[15]	[16]
December 1	The Return	Green Zeng	Chen Tianxiang, Vincent Tee, Tan Beng Chiak	Drama	English, Mandarin		[17]
December 2	The Naked DJ	Kan Lume	Chris Ho	Documentary	English, Mandarin		[18]
December 3	Mr. Unbelievable	Ong Kuo Sin	Chen Tianwen, Liu Lingling, Marcus Chin, Roy Loi, Jaime Teo, Tosh Zhang	Comedy	Hokkien, Mandarin, English		[19]

Unscheduled releases

• Chennai Singapore - (Tamil)

References

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19. "Mr Unbelievable gets Dec 3 release date". MediaCorp. TODAY. 3 September 2015. Retrieved 6 December 2015.