Synopsis
These five short films are variously from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore. What did the uncle in Kua Bo see that made everyone unhappy? What is the difference between a person’s exterior and internal qualities in Shanghai Man Woman? What did the father and son see in Coffin? How does one resolve the tension between a visible duty and an internal struggle in Lucky Draw? And what can you “see” in that bowl of porridge in 3 Generations 3 Days?
[PART OF SINGAPORE CHINESE FILM FESTIVAL 2020]
Featuring
看呒 Kua Bo
by ANG Qing Sheng
洪清盛
海上男女 Shanghai Man Woman
by YUAN Daowu
袁道武
木棺 Coffin
by YANG Can
杨灿
大吉 Lucky Draw
by CHIN Chia-Hua
靳家驊
红枣薏米花生 3 Generations 3 Days
by CHU Hoi-ying 朱凱濙
For more details, please visit the SCFF website.
https://scff.sg/featured_item/chinese-shortcuts-can-you-see-it/
Join the Q&A session on Sat 10 Oct 2020, 9.30pm. Look out for Q&A updates on SCFF Facebook.
