Singaporean filmmaker Tan Pin Pin discusses collective memory and erasure of history

Prolific Singaporean film director Tan Pin Pin, whose work interrogates the documentation, presentation and sanitization of Singaporean history, visited Yale for a screening of her 2007 film “Invisible City.”

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