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Film Title
河上風光
The Life & Times of Ho Chung Village
Director: Tsang Tsui-shan
- Film Info
- Cast & Crew
- Awards & Screening
- About the Director
| Production Country |
Hong Kong |
| Production Year |
2009 |
| Duration |
14’ 00” |
| Colour |
Colour & B/W |
| Language |
No dialogues with Chinese & English subtitles |
| Genre |
Documentary / Experimental |
| Shooting Format |
DV |
| Synopsis |
The Life and Times of Ho Chung Village collects old photos of many families from Ho Chung Village. The pictures from the past travel through time, allowing the viewer to experience the flow of memories as time moves from right to left, finally settling before their eyes. The Life and Times of Ho Chung Village is a journey of time, of change, and of memories. |
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Enquiry |
Director
Editor
Animator
Sound Design & mixing
Photographer
Translator |
Tsang Tsui-shan
Lau Tak-shing
Lau Tak-shing
Tsang Tsui-shan
Goby Lo
Tracy Yip |
2012
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Taiwan
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Official Selection, South Taiwan Film Festival
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USA
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Official Selection, No Trans-national – Liquid Borders and Empty Promises, Tomato Grey Artist Collective – Hong Kong Art Exhibition 2012
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2011
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Germany
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Official Selection, Asian Film Festival Berlin
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Hong Kong
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Special Mention, Open Category, 16th ifva Awards
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Official Selection, Chinese Documentary Festival
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Tsang
Tsui-shan, graduated from the
School of Film and TV of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, she majored
in sound design in 2001. Tsang later earned a Master of Fine Arts in Media
Design and Technology program of the City University of Hong Kong in 2005. Her works
have been presented in countries such as Italy, Germany and Poland. Her first
narrative short Lonely Planet has won the Silver Award at ifva in 2004. In
2006, she started to participate in the production of commercial films, such as
Lust Caution, The Mummy 3, Strawberry Cliff etc., working as assistant
director, location sound assistant and production co-ordinator. In the
meantime, she continued to work on her independent films. She finished her
second narrative short Où est la sortie? in 2007, upon a grant awarded by the
Alliance Française in Hong Kong. She was invited in 2008 by CHATEAU de PADIES
to be the featured artist in France for a month. In the same year, her first
feature film Lovers On the Road has won the Best Drama Award of the 8th South Taiwan
Film Festival. Tsang was awarded the Best New Director in the 31st Hong Kong
Film Award and New Talent Award in the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival 2011 with
her second feature film Big Blue Lake. Tsang is now the Production Director at
River Vision Production.
Filmography
2014 Flowing Stories
2013 Summer Rain
2011 Big Blue Lake
2008 Lovers On the Road
2007 Où est la sortie?
2004 Lonely Planet
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Remarks shared after Festival
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"It is a very good that filmmakers can participate in different film festivals, so that they can keep their mind open and update on filmmaking knowledge through communicating with overseas directors and audience. And I hope that it can be a longer-term support not just run one year, as artists need long-term support in developing their skills."
— Shared by Tsang Tsui-shan, director ofThe Life
and Times of Ho Chung Village, after attending the Asian Film
Festival Berlin 2011 in Germany, under the sponsorship of NAE.
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