List of Singaporean films of 2019

This is a list of Singaporean films released in 2019:

Date	Title	Director	Producer	Production Cost	Singapore Gross	Note
2019
3 January 2019	Make It Big Big《玉健煌崇大件事》	Mark Lee	King Kong Media Production
5 February 2019	Killer Not Stupid《杀手不笨》	Jack Neo	J Team, mm2 Entertainment	S$2.7 million	S$800,000
14 February 2019	When Ghost Meets Zombie《女鬼爱上尸》	Han Yew Kwang	WaWa Pictures, Shining Entertainment Investment, Clover Films, Artistes Marketing Asia, AC Music Entertainment
8 March 2019	Repossession	Ming Siu Goh, Scott C. Hillyard	Monkey & Boar			[1]
13 March 2019	One Taxi Ride	Mak Chun Kit	Wonderland Pictures
20 March 2019	Living for Art	Sookoon Ang				[2]
11 April 2019	From Victoria Street To Ang Mo Kio《从维多利亚到宏茂桥》	Eva Tang	CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School			[3]
16 May 2019	The Man on the Other Side (Der Mann auf der Anderen Seite)	Marcus Lim	Militancy Films, Doghouse Filmproductions	€400,000 S$645,000[4]		[5]
15 June 2019	Accept the Call	Eunice Lau	Eunice Lau, Yasu Inoue, Ben Selkow, Noland Walker, Sue Turley			[6]
30 June 2019	Hell Hole《⿁地⽅》[7]	Sam Loh	mm2 Entertainment, Vividthree Productions
19 July 2019	Lihaaf (The Quilt)[8][9]	Rahat Kazmi	Rahat Kazmi Films, Nutzaboutme, Tariq Khan Productions, Zeba Sajid Films, Dreams Beyond, Marc Baschet
21 July 2019	Changfeng Town[10][11]	Wang Jing	Anzhu Films, Wormwood Films
12 August 2019	Nhà cây (The Tree House)[12]	Trương Minh Quý	Levo Films, Lagi Film, Inselfilm Produktion, Sarl Kafard Films, New Asian Filmmakers Collective
29 August 2019	Revenge of the Pontianak[13]	Glen Goei, Gavin Yap	Tiger Tiger Pictures, 13 Little Pictures		$912,000[14]
31 August 2019	Kathaah@8 (Stories@8)[15]	Shilpa Krishnan Shukla	Kathaah Productions
4 September 2019	Bor Mi Vanh Chark (The Long Walk)[16]	Mattie Do	Lao Art Media, Screen Division, Aurora Media Holdings
8 September 2019	Wet Season《热带雨》[17]	Anthony Chen	Giraffe Pictures, HOOQ, Rediance, New Century Influence
19 September 2019	The Playbook《爱本》[18]	Bryan Wong	Channel U, Toggle.sg
6 October 2019	Maadathy, An Unfairy Tale[19]	Leena Manimekalai	Karuvachy Films, Golden Ratio Films
1 November 2019	Motel Acacia[20]	Bradley Liew	Black Sheep, Epicmedia, Mandarin Vision, Tier Pictures, Potocol, Studio Virc, Nukleus Films, Globe Studios, White Light Post
24 November 2019	I Dream of Singapore[21]	Lei Yuan Bin	Tiger Tiger Pictures
24 November 2019	The Saint Soldier: Uncovering the Bhai Maharaj Singh Story[22][23]	Upneet Kaur-Nagpal	Uptake Media
26 November 2019	Revolution Launderette《信念のメリーゴーランド》[24]	Mark Chua, Lam Li Shuen	Emoumie
26 November 2019	Unteachable[25]	Yong Shu Ling	Media For Social Change

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