SGIFF 2026 to Close with Asian Premiere of 'Vintage Violence'
The Singapore International Film Festival will end its 37th edition on Nov. 1 with the Asian premiere at Capitol Theatre, attended by director Eugene Kotlyarenko and stars Cole Sprouse and Mizuhara Kiko.
The Singapore International Film Festival has announced that its 37th edition will close on Nov. 1 with the Asian premiere of 'Vintage Violence', according to Variety. The screening will take place at the Capitol Theatre and marks the return of a stand-alone closing night for the festival.
Director Eugene Kotlyarenko and stars Cole Sprouse and Mizuhara Kiko will attend the screening. The three will also appear at an 'In Conversation With' session at the National Museum of Singapore on Oct. 31.
The festival opens on Oct. 21 with Hur Jin-ho's 'The Assassin(s)'.
In 2014, SGIFF last staged a stand-alone closing night. 'Vintage Violence' previously screened in the Midnight Madness section at the Toronto Film Festival, and Kotlyarenko's earlier credits include 'Wobble Palace' (2018) and 'Spree' (2020).
Quick answers
When does the Singapore International Film Festival 2026 close?
The 37th edition closes on Nov. 1 with the Asian premiere of 'Vintage Violence' at Capitol Theatre.
Who will attend the 'Vintage Violence' screening at SGIFF?
Director Eugene Kotlyarenko and stars Cole Sprouse and Mizuhara Kiko will attend, and will also appear at an 'In Conversation With' session on Oct. 31 at the National Museum of Singapore.
What film opens SGIFF 2026?
The festival opens on Oct. 21 with Hur Jin-ho's 'The Assassin(s)'.