This is a story tributes to the losers. 72-year-old Taylor is a depressed and unsuccessful veteran actor. His acting is excellently meticulous, yet the camera has never be fond of him. His talent is only be seen by his wife Luna - she is his only and eternal fan. In the morning of the forty-third anniversary of their marriage, Luna has not woken up anymore. Taylor suddenly lost the pivot of the life that he is living in. As usual, he sleeps beside her and watches with her the old series he once involved in. However, Luna has never woken up still, and the pool of dead water under her bed is getting bigger and bigger. Tyler could no longer disguise himself from the truth that Luna has left him. While he is holding two packs of carbon home and ready to commit suicide, he crashes into the two thieves who are about to kidnap the child in the neighborhood. Taylor readily takes a "God is love" flyer and disguises himself as a priest. He decided to enter the apartment to resolve the crisis. Out of the blue, he finds that the two thieves are big dreamers with aspirations. The story is even going more absurb and bizarre by then...
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Wong Chun
Eric
Tsang
Florence
Chan
Kenny
Lam
Yusuke
Hatano
Cinedigit
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Wong
Chun
2015
Macau
Official
Selected, The 56th Asia-Pacific Film Festival
2015
Japan
Official Selected, ShortShorts Film Festival and Asia
Wong Chun graduated from the School of Creative Media at Hong Kong City University in
2012, majoring in film. His graduation piece ‘March 6th’ was nominated for Best
Short Film at the 49th Golden Horse Awards, and in the same year, won the top
prize at the IFVA Competition (Open Section). Wong’s ‘March 6th’ has also won
accolades from international film festivals around the world. In 2014, ‘Mad
World’ became one of three films to be selected into the ‘First Film Project’
Scheme by the Film Development Fund of Hong Kong, and will be his feature
directorial debut. Filmography 2016Mad
World
2013Good
Take
20116th
March
Remarks shared after Festival
“Shortshorts is a film festival that
focuses on short films and young creative artists. The film selection tends to
be commercial. Many new directors who are preparing for their feature film from
all over the world have attended this festival.. [More]
“Shortshorts is a film festival that
focuses on short films and young creative artists. The film selection tends to
be commercial. Many new directors who are preparing for their feature film from
all over the world have attended this festival. In view of the common
difficulties regarding resources, livelihoods and creative spaces, directors
from around the world have adopted different ways to deal with these
difficulties, while these tactics also brought new inspirations among directors.
A discussion on the wide range of
cultural differences between Japanese and Hong Kong productions were brought
during the conversation with the Japanese local directors and actors. We did
learn from each other regarding the respective creative techniques we apply to
filming. There are also quite a number of local diehard fans for Hong Kong
films in Japan, which did really bring us a lot of encouragements.”
— Shared
by Wong Chun, director of GOOD TAKE,
after attending Shortshorts
Film Festival & Asia 2015 in Japan, under the
sponsorship of NAE.
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