A very bold and stylish attempt (like his previous films). Filmed as part of Reel Revolutino 2007, evidently, it kept to a simple storyline with pretty closed ended content. It follows a young writer (played by Ruth Kan) who is trying to write a story depicting the end of Singapore. Sharply, it uses only words (standalone) to string its narrative together, delivered in a quick staccato. And it smelled like a collaborative piece which I think it must be. I think I have seen the narrator before at Poetry Slam or something. He is quite talented and fervent in his approach, so it would not be surprising to know Stop Delete is half his piece.
