Last 10% of Tickets Left for A Clockwork Orange

Ladies and gentlemen,

Thank you all for your support for A Clockwork Orange. We're left with the last 10% of tickets! Unfortunately, tickets are no longer available online. However, if you're dying to watch Kubrick's masterpiece on the big screen, you can...

1. Call the GV booking hotline at 1900 912 1234, or

2. Head down to one of the GV box offices.

See you soon!

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A CLOCKWORK ORANGE: JAN HARLAN

Why did Stanley Kubrick, eminent director of A Clockwork Orange, withdraw his own film from distribution? On the film’s 40^th anniversary, assistant producer JAN HARLAN sheds some light on the controversy.

Great artists, who are critical of their societies, are one of the achievements of a free and democratic society. Stanley Kubrick was one of them. He was a great observer of society. His film, A Clockwork Orange, is still considered a worldwide success, for it stands out within its genre as a work of art.

A CLOCKWORK ORANGE: STANLEY KUBRIKC'S MORE CONTROVERSIAL FILM

by David Lee, Singapore Film Society 

A darkly satirical adaptation of Anthony Burgess’s dystopian novel of the same name, A Clockwork Orange is one of Stanley Kubrick’s most iconic films, and certainly his most controversial, with the film being banned in UK for some 27 years.