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藏羚羊
Tibetan Antelope
Director: Chan Lap-shun

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Production Country Hong Kong
Production Year 2011
Duration 2’ 38”
Colour Colour
Language No dialogue with English subtitles
Genre 3D Animation
Shooting Format HD
Synopsis A man was walking in the forest . He found a pile of manure on the mud then he picked up the manure and smell .Suddenly, he ran up when he was looking around. After awhile, he stopped and took up camera photography. At first, he was looking for a Tibetan antelope. He found a Tibetan antelope .Suddenly one fall down, the man ran to save the Tibetan antelope immediately and hope to save this aspect. In order to speed up, when he was running, he threw his own things. At the same time, the hunters keep to shoot the Tibetan antelope during running. The man went to the flatland when the hunter was putting the Tibetan antelope on the car then drove away. The man was very sad. He hold the small Tibetan antelope and talked with different people, let them know the problem of Tibetan antelope. At the end, they set up a protected area and catch the hunter, and damaged the firearms. The baby Tibetan antelope and his mum reunite again.
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Remarks shared after Festival


“There
were many media producers from various countries attending the festival and we
had the opportunity to work with them in creating a short film within several
days. They always had so many interesting ideas for the story and I learnt so
much from them. Nonetheless, I am very glad I could join NAE and participate in
this film festival.. [More]
“There
were many media producers from various countries attending the festival and we
had the opportunity to work with them in creating a short film within several
days. They always had so many interesting ideas for the story and I learnt so
much from them. Nonetheless, I am very glad I could join NAE and participate in
this film festival. I had the chance to share my very experience with other
young media producers from all over the world, and also learn more film
production-related skills and technique. I am sure other young producers
benefited just as much as I did, too”

— Shared by Chan Lam-shun, director of Tibetan Antelope, after attending the 7th International Youth Media Summit in Serbia, under the sponsorship of NAE.

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