The Obs: A Singapore Story

"The Obs: A Singapore Story" is a documentary that delves into the history of Singapore's music scene through the lens of its most influential band, The Observatory. The film explores the band's creative process, relationships, and struggles, set against the backdrop of Singapore's complex music history, which has faced governmental clampdowns and public indifference. Through archival footage, photographs, and in-depth interviews with the band, fans, and collaborators, the documentary highlights the tension between artistic vision and pragmatic realities, and the power of companionship and creativity in the face of adversity. More than just a music documentary, "The Obs" is a tale of passion, perseverance, and the costs and rewards of being an artist in Singapore.

You can stream The Obs: A Singapore Story on: Apple TV Store

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The Obs: A Singapore Story was released in theaters on September 16, 2016.