She is a domestic kitten without a friend and under long-term manipulation by her mother. He is a homeless dingo, with Oedipus complex and loss his father’s love. When these two hearts of brother and sister without kinship come across, they develop a relationship not accepted by people caused by the missing pieces. The disclosure makes brother a scapegoat for his lover who killed his father. But they forget the reasons they come together, just because of their inborn selfish and aspiration.
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Tam Wai-ching
Yeung Chin-kwan
Tam Wai-ching
Tam Wai-ching
Tam Wai-ching
K. K. Chau
2014
Hong Kong
Finalist, Open Category, 19th ifva Awards
Israel
Official Selection, 16th Tel-Aviv International Student Film Festival
2013
Poland
Official Selection, 7th Five Flavours Film Festival
UK
Official Selection, 5th Pan Asia Film Festival
Tam Wai-ching is a student of Cinematic Art in the school of creative media in the
City University of Hong Kong. She began to publish literary novel since 2005,
directed her own short film “The Lost together” which became the opening movie
of the first HK International Deaf Film Festival in 2009. In 2012, she directed
a short film “14th” and was shown in the HKIFF. She is the script writer of the
White Storm, 2013. (Benny Chan’s film)
Remarks shared after Festival
“Take part in the Film Festival
can broaden our horizons, so that we understand the local film culture, and
people around the world deepen our own views and opinions on the film. I think
it is useful to local film students or makers to broaden their horizons. At the
same time, we know and make friends with local film makers and students.. [More]
“Take part in the Film Festival
can broaden our horizons, so that we understand the local film culture, and
people around the world deepen our own views and opinions on the film. I think
it is useful to local film students or makers to broaden their horizons. At the
same time, we know and make friends with local film makers and students. I
think the Hong Kong art Center should provide more chance for local film makers
and film students to join the festival from all over the world. Because the film
makers and film students should know their limitation in Hong Kong. As we know,
there are lots of film festivals in the world, you don't go outside, you never
know about how your own film is. The filmmakers would give you many good comments
and you can meet some famous director and got many things from their shooting
experience.”
— Shared by Tam Wai-ching, director of The
Little One after attending 16th Tel-Aviv International Student Film
Festival in Israel, under the sponsorship of NAE.
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