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((short description|2002 Singaporean comedy film directed by Jack Neo))
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((Infobox film
| name = I Not Stupid
| image = I Not Stupid.jpg
| caption = Theatrical release poster
| director = [[Jack Neo]]
| screenplay = Jack Neo
| story = Jack Neo
| producer = ((plainlist|
* David Leong
* [[Chan Pui Yin]]
))
| starring = ((plainlist|
* [[Huang Po Ju]]
* [[Shawn Lee (actor)|Shawn Lee]]
* [[Joshua Ang]]
* [[Xiang Yun]]
* Jack Neo
* [[Richard Low]]
* [[Selena Tan]]
))
| cinematography = Ardy Lam
| editing = Yiu-Chung Yeung
| music = Yi Li
| studio = [[Mediacorp Raintree Pictures]]
| distributor = [[United International Pictures]]
| released = ((film date|2002|2|9|df=y|Singapore))
| runtime = 105 minutes
| country = Singapore
| language = ((ubl|[[Mandarin Chinese|Mandarin]]|[[Hokkien]]|English))
| budget = [[Singapore dollar|S$]]1 million
| gross = S$3.8 million
))
'''''I Not Stupid''''' (((zh|c=小孩不笨|p=Xiǎohái Bù Bèn|l=Children are not stupid))) is a 2002 Singaporean [[comedy film]] about the lives, struggles and adventures of three [[Education in Singapore#Primary education|Primary 6]] pupils who are placed in the academically inferior [[Education in Singapore#Primary education|EM3]] [[Tracking (education)|stream]]. Written and directed by [[Jack Neo]], and produced by [[Mediacorp Raintree Pictures]], the film stars [[Huang Po Ju]], [[Shawn Lee (actor)|Shawn Lee]], [[Joshua Ang]], [[Xiang Yun]], Jack Neo, [[Richard Low]] and [[Selena Tan]].

Released in cinemas on 9 February 2002,<ref name="uhde"/> ''I Not Stupid'' earned over [[Singapore dollar|S$]]3.8&nbsp;million, becoming the second-highest grossing Singaporean film. Its [[satire|satirical]] take on the [[Education in Singapore|Singaporean education system]] and social attitudes in Singapore sparked public discussions and parliamentary debates that led to reforms in the education system. A sequel, ''[[I Not Stupid Too]]'', was released in 2006. A third installment, ''[[I Not Stupid 3]]'', is scheduled to be released in 2024.

==Plot==
The film's storyline revolves around the lives and families of three students in the [[Education in Singapore#Primary education|EM3 academic]] [[Tracking (education)|stream]], Terry Khoo ([[Huang Po Ju]]), Liu Kok Pin (刘国彬 ''Liú Guóbīn''; [[Shawn Lee (actor)|Shawn Lee]]) and Ang Boon Hock (洪文福 ''Hóng Wénfú''; [[Joshua Ang]]). Terry, pampered and from a rich family, is a meek and obedient boy, with a domineering mother Mrs. Khoo ([[Selena Tan]]) and a negligent [[Businessperson|businessman]] father Jerry Khoo ([[Richard Low]]).  Kok Pin is pushed to excel at school by his mother ([[Xiang Yun]]), but he shows a talent for [[art]], not [[Education|academics]] – much to the consternation of his mother. Boon Hock and his mother (Wong Choi Yeng) struggle to make ends meet by running a small [[Wonton noodles|wonton noodle]] stall, to make up for the lack of a father figure, he places high value on loyalty and "manliness" in his friends.

The boys are often bullied for being in the "stupid" stream, which eventually leads to a fight during which one of the bullies who happened to be Boon Hock's cousin named Ang Tiong Meng (Jed Tay) from the [[Education in Singapore#Primary education|EM1]] [[Tracking (education)|stream]], is accidentally injured after having a scuffle with Kok Pin and his face was hit by the fence. This is because Tiong Meng was the one who bullied the boys and provoking them by looking down on them on their poor [[Mathematics]] test results. In the [[School discipline|discipline mistress's]] Ms Tan's ([[Patricia Mok]]) office, Kok Pin and Boon Hock explain what happened, where Tiong Meng and his mother (Lim Kwee Hiok) were also present, but Terry declines to testify on their behalf, following his mother's instructions to "mind his own business", which infuriates his friends and causes trouble between the boys.

Meanwhile, Jerry gets in a fight with a man who turns out to be Kok Pin's father, Mr. Liu ([[Jack Neo]]), a [[Chinese language|chinese]] [[Copywriting|copywriter]], over a parking space outside their children's [[primary school]], while the both of them are about to fetch their children after school.  Mr. Khoo's [[company]] is a [[Customer|client]] for Mr. Liu's [[Company|firm]], an [[advertising agency]]. Their new-found enmity causes Mr. Khoo to select the marketing campaign of John (Harlow Russell), an American [[expatriate]] and [[creative director]] of Mr Liu's [[Company|firm]], over that of Mr. Liu and Ben's ([[Hossan Leong]]) proposal, the latter being the creative group head, as they're both partners working together in the firm who dislikes John for many reasons, in addition to the stereotype that Americans are better than Asians. As John's ideas are deemed culturally inappropriate by locals, even going to the extent of stealing Mr Liu and Ben's ideas from their proposal, Mr. Khoo's business suffers due to the loss of [[Customer|customers]].

As the boys deal with their problems, a new [[Form (education)#Traditional use|form teacher]] who coincidentally happens to be their [[Mathematics]] [[teacher]] at school named Ms. Lee Su Zhen (Kelly Wen Su Ru) helps by inspiring Boon Hock to excel in [[Mathematics]], while reaching out to the other boys. Kok Pin continues to struggle, and enlists Boon Hock to help him cheat in the [[Comprehensive examination|Preliminary examinations]], but they are caught. Unable to face his mother, Kok Pin attempts suicide, and he would have died if it was not for a group of teenagers running from some [[Police officer|police officers]], where one of the teenagers happened to be Terry's elder sister named Selena Khoo (Cheryl Chan). When he finally tells his mother, she tries to punish him but collapses; a doctor later diagnoses her with [[leukemia]], and tells Kok Pin that she will die without a [[Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation|bone marrow transplant]]. Meanwhile, Terry and Boon Hock are being [[kidnapping|kidnapped]] by 2 [[kidnapping|kidnappers]] where one of them is a [[Chinese nationality law|Chinese]] [[expatriate]] who used to work as a [[Management|manager]] at Mr. Khoo's [[company]] but got [[Dismissal (employment)|fired]] thereafter because of him causing an [[accident]] at the [[workplace]], while the other is a [[Singaporeans|Singaporean]] ([[Mark Lee (Singaporean actor)|Mark Lee]]), and they both organised a plan to [[kidnapping|kidnap]] Terry as revenge for Mr. Khoo [[Dismissal (employment)|firing]] the former, whereas Boon Hock was also being [[kidnapping|kidnapped]] as well in an attempt to save Terry but to no avail. Both [[kidnapping|kidnappers]] thus demanded [[Singapore dollar|S$]]20,000 from both Terry and Boon Hock because the [[Chinese nationality law|Chinese]] [[expatriate]] [[kidnapping|kidnapper]] mentioned to the 2 boys that he had borrowed and owed lots of [[money]] to multiple [[loan shark|loan sharks]] and if he returns back to [[China]], he would be beaten up by those [[loan sharks]]. This is to also ensure that Mr. Khoo would be able to pass the amount of [[money]] to the [[kidnapping|kidnappers]] and then let the 2 boys off. Afterwards, Kok Pin managed to assist the [[Police officer|police officers]] by remembering the 2 [[kidnapping|kidnappers]] faces by using his [[drawing]] skill and draw their faces and help to investigate by saving Terry and Boon Hock from the [[kidnapping]]. After that happens, the [[kidnapping|kidnappers]] were then arrested by more backup [[Police officer|police officers]] and even the [[Special Tactics and Rescue (Singapore)|S.W.A.T.]] team being led by the head of the [[Police officer|police]] team ([[John Cheng]]).

As the end of the year approaches, Boon Hock excels in the [[Primary School Leaving Examination|PSLE]] [[Mathematics]] [[exam]], while the other boys manage to scrape by – Kok Pin only marginally. Contrary to Kok Pin's fears, his mother is satisfied because he has tried his best. When visiting Mrs. Liu at the hospital, Ms. Lee announces that one of Kok Pin's drawings won second prize in an American International Youth Drawing Competition, but the moment is overshadowed by the rush to save Mrs. Liu's life. Mr. Khoo passes the transplant test, but refuses to donate after discovering the intended recipient is his enemy's wife. He eventually relents, but it is revealed that due to a mix-up Terry, not Mr. Khoo, is the suitable donor. Despite protests from his parents, he insists on undergoing the operation, which is a success. A grateful Mr. Liu offers to help Mr. Khoo's business with his proposal. As a result, Mr. Khoo's business booms, and the two enemies become good friends. The film ends with Terry being bullied once again, as in the beginning of the film – but this time, he stands up for himself and fights back.

==Political satire==
''I Not Stupid'' criticises many aspects of modern [[Culture of Singapore|Singaporean culture]], including [[streaming (education)|streaming]] in the [[Education in Singapore|education system]], deference to authority, and sociocultural [[stereotypes]].  The film can be read as an allegory for Singaporean society – the pampered protagonist and narrator, Terry, is an "[[everyman]]";<ref name="newstraits"/> deferent and coddled, with a domineering mother and affluent father.<ref name="review1"/> Terry's intellectual failings lead him to be placed in the inferior EM3 stream, which becomes the driving force behind the storyline. The subsequent stigma placed upon the narrator illustrates how the Singaporean education system promotes [[academic elitism]], with students in lower streams looked down upon as inferior, making it harder for them to catch up and realise their potential (see [[golem effect]]), even if they are not necessarily stupid.<ref name="review1"/><ref name="review2">Daniel Nguyen, "[http://www.kfccinema.com/reviews/comedy/inotstupid/inotstupid.html I Not Stupid – Review] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20061101204127/http://www.kfccinema.com/reviews/comedy/inotstupid/inotstupid.html |date=2006-11-01))", KFC Cinema.</ref><ref name="review3">Funn Lim (2005), "[http://www.spcnet.tv/reviews/review.php?rID=463 I Not Stupid – Review]", Spcnet TV.</ref> This ''[[kiasu]]'' mentality puts mounting pressure upon the protagonists of the film, confounding them as they attempt to improve their standing and ameliorate their reputation in a society which judges them "worthless".<ref name="newstraits"/>

Terry's mother, Mrs. Khoo, is a "thinly veiled stand-in for the Singapore government", whose "mother-knows-best" mentality is well-meaning, but strips her children of their freedom.<ref name="review1"/> She demands total obedience, and her repeated lines "Do you know how lucky you are to have a good and responsible mother?" and "This is all for your own good" parody the [[Government of Singapore|Singapore government's]] efforts to convince Singaporeans that government policies and actions is in the best interests of the nation.<ref name="uhde">Ciecko, Anne Tereska; Uhde, Jan and Uhde, Yvnone Ng (2006). Contemporary Asian Cinema. New York: Berg. pp. "Singapore: Developments, Challenges and Projections", pp. 81–82. ((ISBN|1-84520-237-6)).</ref><ref name="review1"/><ref name="review3"/><ref name="resist">Kenneth Paul Tan (2008), "Cinema and Television in Singapore", Brill Publishers, pg 164–168.</ref> Mrs. Khoo also uses her position of power to buy off rebellion in her charges with gifts and bribes, in a pointed criticism of the government's social policies.<ref name="review1"/><ref name="resist"/> Other characters in the film comment on this relationship – for instance, in one scene, Mr. Liu states that "it is difficult to catch fish in Singapore, because fish in Singapore are like Singaporeans; they'll never open their mouths", poking fun at the Singaporean trait of obedience and respect for authority.<ref name="review3"/>

The film also touches on other issues including Chinese self-loathing (wherein Singaporean companies regard Western [[expatriate]]s as inherently superior to local workers), [[suicide]], the use of [[Singlish]] (which was featured in the popular Singaporean local [[sitcom]] known as ''[[Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd]]'', where the titular character Phua Chu Kang ([[Gurmit Singh]]) was also mentioned by Ben), and the differences between English and Chinese.<ref name="newstraits">"I Not Stupid but is clever, really", ''[[New Straits Times]]'', 19 September 2004.</ref><ref name="review3"/><ref name="resist"/>

==Production==
Jack Neo's [[Artistic inspiration|inspiration]] for the film was the Iranian movie ''[[Children of Heaven]]''. Neo and his wife were moved to "holding hands and crying after seeing the love shared by the children", which motivated him to make his own movie about youth. After speaking with parents to find topics to discuss in his film, Neo learned that due to problems with the Singaporean education system, specifically [[streaming (education)|streaming]], students face considerable academic and emotional stress.<ref name="inspire">Karl Ho, "Jack as court jester", ''The Straits Times'', 31 January 2002</ref><ref name="sma">Hwa, Dr. Tan Hooi; Krysania Tan, Regina Chan (April 2002). [http://www.sma.org.sg/sma_news/3404/nonmedica.pdf Interview with Mr Jack Neo and Dr Winston Hwang from the cast of Local Production "I Not Stupid"], ''SMA News''. pp. 5–10. Retrieved 17 December 2006.</ref> This problem formed the core of his film, which he called ''I Not Stupid'' in reference to the social stigma that streaming places on students.<ref name="review1">"[http://www.lovehkfilm.com/panasia/i_not_stupid.htm I Not Stupid – Review]", www.lovehkfilm.com</ref>

Neo also drew on a dissatisfaction he felt with the way the school system promoted deference to [[authority]] over self-reliance; he wanted his film to tell youth "If you don't want to change or make a difference, you won't. It's all up to you".<ref name="inspire"/> In exploring these ideas, Neo spent over two years researching and editing the [[screenplay|script]] — checking scenes for accuracy, verifying facts, and drafting dialogue.<ref name="sma"/> Altogether, the work went through thirteen different revisions, and saw over 50 children audition for the lead roles,<ref>"[http://www.mediacorpraintree.com/ins/ins_cast.htm THE CASTS] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070927013013/http://www.mediacorpraintree.com/ins/ins_cast.htm |date=2007-09-27))". Raintree Pictures Pte Ltd. 2002. Retrieved 17 December 2006.</ref> before Neo decided to send ''I Not Stupid'' into production.<ref name="sma"/>

This production was carried out by [[Raintree Pictures]] on a budget of S$900,000,<ref name="uhde"/> sponsored by [[Bee Cheng Hiang]], [[Yeo Hiap Seng]] and Sunshine Bakeries.<ref name="review0">Soh Yun-Huei, "[http://www.filmsasia.net/gpage2.html I Not Stupid – Review]", FilmAsia.</ref> The production crew included [[Daniel Yun]] as executive producer, David Leong and [[Chan Pui Yin]] as producers, Ardy Lam as [[cinematographer]] and Li Yi as music supervisor.<ref name="prodnotes">"[http://www.mediacorpraintree.com/ins/ins_prodnotes.htm "I Not Stupid" – Production notes] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20061104051910/http://www.mediacorpraintree.com/ins/ins_prodnotes.htm |date=2006-11-04))", MediaCorp Raintree Pictures. 2002.</ref> In addition to writing and directing, Neo also composed the [[theme song]], which was sung by Chen Guorong. The actual filming took place at [[Braddell-Westlake Secondary School|Braddell Westlake Secondary School]] and Westlake Primary School over a period of 24 days,<ref>Wong Kim Hoh, "Who says I’m only good at drag?", ''The Straits Times'', 20 June 2004</ref> and the film found distribution through Raintree Pictures and [[United International Pictures]].<ref>"[http://www.mediacorpraintree.com/js/fs.asp?ref=/inotstupid2_160106.htm UNITED INTERNATIONAL PICTURES, MEDIACORP RAINTREE PICTURES AND SCORPIO EAST PICTURES RELEASE "I NOT STUPID TOO"] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20061223130011/http://www.mediacorpraintree.com/js/fs.asp?ref=%2Finotstupid2_160106.htm |date=2006-12-23))". MediaCorp Raintree Pictures Pte Ltd. 2005. Retrieved 17 December 2006.</ref>

==Reception==
''I Not Stupid'' earned just S$46,000 during a limited sneak preview run, prompting [[Raintree Pictures]] to embark on a massive publicity campaign, including invitations for teachers to discuss the film. After showing for four months on 30 screens the film earned S$3.8&nbsp;million,<ref name="uhde"/> becoming the second-highest grossing Singaporean film after ''[[Money No Enough]]''.<ref name="review1"/> Following its success in Singapore, ''I Not Stupid'' was released in Malaysia, Hong Kong,<ref name="uhde"/> Taiwan and mainland China. The film also screened at the [[Pusan International Film Festival]],<ref name="uhde"/> [[Tokyo International Film Festival]],<ref>"[http://2008.tiff-jp.net/en/tiff/lineup.php?id=15 Lineup]", Tokyo International Film Festival official website.</ref> the [[Jakarta International Film Festival]] and the 2005 Singapore Season cultural exhibition in London.<ref>"Britons get a taste of Singapore culture in I Not Stupid show", Channel NewsAsia, 6 April 2005.</ref> Over 50,000 [[VCD]]s of ''I Not Stupid'' were sold and its sole distributor, VideoVan, declared it the "No. 1 selling VCD in Singapore". This claim was disputed by [[Alliance Entertainment]], which said that 70,000 VCDs of ''[[Money No Enough]]'' were sold, but VideoVan called the comparison inaccurate, as ''Money No Enough'' was a mature title, rather than a new release.<ref>Camilla Chiam, "Two Jack Neo movies slug it out", ''The Straits Times'', 12 June 2002.</ref>

Awards that ''I Not Stupid'' won include Best Chinese Film at the [[Golden Bauhinia Awards]] and Best Chinese Humanitarian Film at the 2002 Taiwan Golden Torch Awards;<ref name="resist"/> the film was also nominated for Best Asian Film at the [[Hong Kong Film Awards]], losing to ''[[My Sassy Girl]]''.<ref>"[http://www.hkfaa.com/winnerlist22.html List of Award Winner]", Hong Kong Film Awards official website.</ref> Critics praised the film for its humour and uniqueness, noting that it touched a raw nerve among Singaporeans. For example, Sanjuro of LoveHKFilm.com wrote, "''I Not Stupid'' covers a variety of serious subjects, but all the while maintains a light comedic touch. Jack Neo [makes this film] a clever, well-crafted social commentary and a damn good film to boot".<ref name="review1"/> Other reviewers described ''I Not Stupid'' as "one of the greatest cinematic feats I've had the pleasure of experiencing"<ref name="review2"/> and displaying a "simple and yet excellent execution".<ref name="review3"/> In contrast, FilmAsia reviewer Soh Yun-Huei, found it "most shocking...that the [[Censorship in Singapore|Singapore censors]] actually allowed this film through in the first place".<ref name="review0"/>

Despite its political satire, the film received a positive response from the [[government of Singapore]]. [[Goh Chok Tong]], the second [[Prime Minister of Singapore]], commended Jack Neo's creative talent during his [[Singapore National Day rally|National Day Rally]] speech on 18 August 2002.<ref>[[Goh Chok Tong]] (18 August 2002), "[http://www.gov.sg/nd/ND02.htm National Day Rally Address] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060927143615/http://www.gov.sg/nd/ND02.htm |date=2006-09-27))", National Day Rally Address.</ref> In 2004, Neo was the first local film-maker to receive a National Day Award,<ref>((cite news | title = Jack Neo honoured with National Day awards | publisher= Channel NewsAsia | date = 9 August 2004))</ref> and on 21 October 2005, he and [[Dick Lee]] became the first pop culture artists to receive the [[Cultural Medallion]], Singapore's highest arts award.<ref>"Dick Lee, Jack Neo among this year's Cultural Medallion recipients", Channel NewsAsia, 21 October 2005.</ref> The movie sparked public discussion and parliamentary debate about the negative effects of streaming. In 2004, the [[Ministry of Education (Singapore)|Ministry of Education]] decided to merge the EM1 and EM2 streams, and the EM3 stream was scrapped in 2008.<ref>"No streaming, no stigma", TODAY, 29 September 2006.</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
((Portal|Singapore|Film))
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20110909081227/http://www.inotstupid.com.sg/ ''I Not Stupid'' official website]
* [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0307681/?ref_=nm_flmg_dr_24''I Not Stupid'' IMDB Page]

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