Chan Sze-Wei is a documentary and experimental dance filmmaker who observes alternate histories, identities and social issues as expressed in the body, movement and art. They are a choreographer, an arts journalist, a parent and an activist for LGBTQIA+ and artists’ rights. Sze’s dance and experimental films have screened across Europe, the Americas and Asia since 2015. Mentors include Tan Pin Pin (Singapore) and Alex Reuben (United Kingdom), and they are a member of the Cinemovement Collective (Singapore). Their first feature has been presented at Cannes Docs and Sheffield MeetMarket and had its world premiere at the Busan International Film Festival in its Documentary Competition section. When not making art, they are a specialist on the legal integration of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Accolades

Chan Sze-Wei and Alemberg Ang and Tan Si En and Yasmin C. Rams and Sophia Sim
Best Documentary Film, 2025

Chan Sze-Wei and Alemberg Ang and Tan Si En and Yasmin C. Rams and Sophia Sim

Best Documentary Film, 2025

Chan Sze-Wei and Alemberg Ang and Tan Si En and Yasmin C. Rams and Sophia Sim

10s Across the Borders

If the world doesn’t accept you and your kind, trailblaze a world that does. Inspired by the Black and Latinx underground Ballroom culture of New…

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Films

10s Across the Borders

10s Across the Borders

Philippines, Singapore, Germany

10s Across the Borders

If the world doesn’t accept you and your kind, trailblaze a world that does. Inspired by the Black and Latinx underground Ballroom culture of New…

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