Pink Paddlers

Jasmine Ng Kin Kia co-director of Eating Air, director of award winning Lonely Planet Documentaries and my friend is presenting her latest project PINK PADDLERS a documentary about Breast Cancer survivors in Singapore who with along with other survivors around the world came together last September for the first IPDBC Breast Cancer Dragon Boat World Championships.
 


All proceeds go to the support of Breast Cancer Foundation, Star Shelter for Women and UNIFEM.

Date:        Monday, 26 March 2007
Time:        6:30-7:40pm : Reception  /  8:00-9:15pm : Movie
Place:        The Grand Cathay, Level 6 @ 2, Handy Road

Directed by: Jasmine Ng Kin Kia
Produced by: Suzette Cody/Green Mango Productions

They come in all shapes and sizes. They could be your mother, your daughter, your sister, your girlfriend, your wife… even you. Ranging from a 65 year-old grandmother to a Singapore Girl air stewardess to a biker chick, half the ladies couldn’t even swim, but still picked up the paddles : They all have fought the same battle against breast cancer and found support and strength from being in the same boat. In September 2006, these ladies came together to compete against other fellow survivors from all over the world, in the first-ever Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat World Championship - right here in Singapore.

This documentary tells their shared stories, sisters in their fight against breast cancer and their upstream battle to win the dragonboat race.

Ticket prices: $50 and $30 (first come, first serve)
For ticket booking, call Dawn at 6238-6761 or email: pink@unifemsingapore.org.sg
Major Sponsor: Cathay Cineplexes

For more information on this documentary film, email pinkpaddlers@gmail.com

Message from the Director, Jasmine Ng Kin Kia...


Pink Paddlers

HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR and good health and harmony to all!

The film that i've been gladly toiling over in the last few months, will have its Charity premiere at The Grand Cathay, on Monday, 26 March 2007.

This fundraiser-screening of PINK PADDLERS is in support of Breast Cancer Foundation, Star Shelter for Women and UNIFEM.

There's no pretty or sexy way of raising awareness about breast cancer, but everyone who has a mother, a sister, a girlfriend, a daughter, a wife, needs to know that : -

Breast Cancer is the no.1 killer disease amongst women in Singapore and in 2006, more than 1 woman lost her life each day because of this disease, but precious lives can be saved with early detection and there is life beyond breast cancer, as the Pink Paddlers are living proof to this!

So buy a ticket for every woman you care about, your sister, your daughter, your best friend, your wife, your colleagues...

Join them in learning and sharing the stories of the Pink Paddlers, who range from a biker girl aged 26, to a 65-yr old school principal, all paddling in a dragonboat because of breast cancer.

The ladies and I appreciate your support - pls do spread this message, on our behalf!