New Jack Neo film Ah Boys To Firemen said to be in the works
The Straits Times
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SINGAPORE – A new movie by popular Singaporean film-maker Jack Neo is in the works, according to an article by British-based website Screen Daily.
It reported on March 18 that Neo’s next feature will be titled Ah Boys To Firemen, and is the next instalment of his hit Ah Boys To Men franchise.
This franchise currently comprises four films: Ah Boys To Men (2012), Ah Boys To Men 2 (2013), Ah Boys To Men 3: Frogmen (2015) and Ah Boys To Men 4 (2017).
The upcoming film will be produced by J Team Productions, Little Green White and mm2 Entertainment, according to Screen Daily. Production is expected to commence in mid-2026, and the film is targeted to be released in time for Chinese New Year 2027.
Cappu Films, a world sales and distribution company headquartered in Hong Kong, introduced the title to buyers at Hong Kong’s Filmart, a film industry event held from March 17 to 20 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
According to the report, the story will centre on a reluctant young Singapore Civil Defence Force recruit who stumbles through training, but later discovers his courage during a catastrophic skyscraper blaze.
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