Social Value of Our Films

JJFILM PTE. LTD. is two cross-border social impact films go beyond art—they serve as catalysts for dialogue

The Jade is an original dramatic feature that explores the intersection of cultural heritage, female identity, and historical fate.

Set within the early Chinese communities of Southeast Asia, the film follows the tragic life of a young woman bound by traditional marriage expectations. At the heart of the story lies a jade bracelet — a symbolic object representing destiny, memory, and unresolved obsession.

Through the visual reconstruction of Peranakan culture, family traditions, and historical social structures, the film reveals the emotional struggles of women living within rigid cultural systems. The narrative also incorporates a cross-temporal structure, reflecting on themes of l

Social Value:

Cultural Heritage • Women’s History • Peranakan Identity • Social Reflection

The Wife is a psychological social drama addressing the urgent issue of domestic violence and women’s dignity.

Through a suspense-driven narrative, the film portrays a marriage that gradually reveals disturbing layers of emotional manipulation, control, and abuse. What appears to be an ordinary relationship slowly unfolds into a haunting psychological portrait of fear, silence, and survival.

Using psychological thriller elements and symbolic visual storytelling, the film explores the internal struggles faced by victims trapped within abusive environments. It highlights how silence, shame, and societal indifference often allow domestic violence to remain hidden.

The Wife aims to raise public awareness about domestic abuse and encourage deeper conversations on protection, respect, and support systems for women in modern society.

Social Value:

Domestic Violence Awareness • Women’s Dignity • Psychological Trauma • Social Advocacy