In 1997 came another Eric Khoo feature film, "12 Storeys", a highly acclaimed production which was the first Singaporean film to be shown at Cannes. Interweaving 3 stories about life in the HDB high-rise flats, "12 Storeys" was seen as a breakthrough for Singaporean films, combining a coherent plot with Singaporean production crew and actors, such as Jack Neo and Koh Boon Pin. The rest of the decade was encouraging for the growing film industry. Glen Goei's "Forever Fever" (1998) was picked up by Miramax for S$4.5 million and re-released in the U.S. as "That's the Way I Like It". These two years saw the releases of a number of other films, such as "A Road Less Travelled" (1997), "God or Dog" (1997), "Tiger's Whip" (1998) and "The Teenage Textbook Movie" (1998).