Sam Loh is a seasoned film director with over 18 years of experience, carving a niche in the world of independent cinema. His journey began with directing TV commercials at Caldecott Productions, eventually leading him to graduate from New York University’s Intensive Filmmaking Program in 1998, where he created the engaging short film, The Radio. Sam’s dedication to storytelling shines through his notable works, particularly the critically acclaimed Lang Tong (2014), which celebrated sold-out screenings at the Singapore International Film Festival and later enjoyed a commercial run. Continuing his exploration of complex narratives, Loh's Siew Lup (2016) further solidified his reputation, becoming a standout at the same festival and selling out among a competitive lineup. Collectors cherish his films for their unique perspectives and cultural significance within the Southeast Asian cinema landscape. His latest project, Hell Hole (2022), is highly anticipated, having received production assistance from IMDA and set for distribution by mm2 Entertainment, making it a must-have for any serious collector looking to explore the evolution of modern independent filmmaking in the region.