On World Aids Day (Dec. 1), local filmmaker Edgar Tang's acclaimed documentary about the first man ever to be cured of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), will be televised via MTV Latin America and MTV US Hispanic.
A 45-minute TV edit of I Hugged the Berlin Patient, which follows Tang's search for Timothy Ray Brown, will be streamed to 63 million subscribed households of the channels across the world — a first for a Singapore documentary.
The film co-directed by Dzul Sungit was first screened in local cinemas in December last year, and will be shown again tomorrow at The Arts House. Tickets are $15 via Peatix. Those who can't make it to the screenings, but wish to donate to the cause, can do so through the same channel.
Get updates on I Hugged the Berlin Patient via Facebook.
Read Also: 'I Hugged the Berlin Patient', a homegrown docu-film like no other
On World Aids Day (Dec. 1), local filmmaker Edgar Tang's acclaimed documentary about the first man ever to be cured of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), will be televised via MTV Latin America and MTV US Hispanic.
A 45-minute TV edit of I Hugged the Berlin Patient, which follows Tang's search for Timothy Ray Brown, will be streamed to 63 million subscribed households of the channels across the world — a first for a Singapore documentary.
The film co-directed by Dzul Sungit was first screened in local cinemas in December last year, and will be shown again tomorrow at The Arts House. Tickets are $15 via Peatix. Those who can't make it to the screenings, but wish to donate to the cause, can do so through the same channel.
Get updates on I Hugged the Berlin Patient via Facebook.
Read Also: 'I Hugged the Berlin Patient', a homegrown docu-film like no other