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Cole Sprouse, Kiko Mizuhara to grace Singapore International Film Festival
The Hollywood and Japanese actors will participate in a public conversation at SGIFF 2026, followed by the Asian premiere of their collaborative film Vintage Violence.
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Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara are set to visit Singapore next October for the Singapore International Film Festival, marking a significant draw for cinema enthusiasts in the region.
The two actors will take part in an In Conversation With session on October 31, joined by filmmaker Eugene Kotlyarenko, who directed their upcoming project. The intimate dialogue is expected to offer audiences insight into the creative process behind their latest collaboration.
The session precedes the Asian premiere of Vintage Violence, scheduled for November 1 at the festival. The film marks a notable convergence of international talent, bringing together Sprouse, known for his work on the television series Riverdale, and Mizuhara, an acclaimed Japanese actress with a growing international profile.
The Singapore International Film Festival has established itself as a premier cultural event in Southeast Asia, attracting filmmakers, actors, and cinema lovers from across the globe. The participation of high-profile international talent underscores the festival's status as a key platform for film premieres and industry engagement in the region.