In the end what I'm doing? I have been asking myself, but it has been unable to find an answer ... what I'm waiting for what? I decided before the age of eighteen, with the camera records their lives. Originally, my family, friends, and I like to live life day after day, the same boring, and there is no answer, but we, fairly happy. I do not want to change the world, I just do not want to change the world.
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Mak Hei-yan
Sham Ka-ki
Sham Ka-ki
Sham Ka-ki
2009
Hong
Kong
Gold
Awards, Youth Category, 14th ifva Awards
Sham Ka-ki, childhood dreams of becoming an
actor, sixteen-year-old appeared in the first movie HIGH NOON.
RTHK has starred in multiple episodes and
movies; at the age of seventeen, he directed his first documentary LIFE MUST GO ON. He won the Gold Award
(Youth Category) in the 14th ifva Awards, and participated in many foreign
festivals include: the thirty-second session Hong Kong international computer
show, Singapore Short Film Festival, the ninth Asian Film Forum, Yokohama
international video Art Festival, Hannover international film Festival
competition film.
Filmography
2008《活在當下》Life Must Go On
2009《Hope》
2010《A Creative Journey with Lung Kong》
2014《更大的監獄》
2015《零．可以成真》
2016《一分鐘一份情．Don't say no before you try》
2017《急行跳躍》
2019《第二十五屆ifva獨立短片及影像媒體比賽宣傳片》Trailer of the 25th ifva Festival
Remarks shared after Festival
“The theme of the festival is mainly
about youth and young people. Through the exchange with the directors of
different nationalities, I understand a lot more on different cultures and the
views on the moving images, as well as some in-depth feelings of the directors
towards their creations. I am very grateful that I am able to participate in
this festival visit to Singapore, and I gained a lot from it.. [More]
“The theme of the festival is mainly
about youth and young people. Through the exchange with the directors of
different nationalities, I understand a lot more on different cultures and the
views on the moving images, as well as some in-depth feelings of the directors
towards their creations. I am very grateful that I am able to participate in
this festival visit to Singapore, and I gained a lot from it. I do not only
enjoy a lot of films from different countries and of different styles, but also
enjoy conversing with many directors, as well as knowing more about the local
history and culture, so as the film culture. The most profound experience is
that I realise there is really no boundaries between images and the music -
even if it is difficult to describe the meaning by means of text, audience can
still feel the atmosphere and the director’s thought with the aid of music.”
—Shared by Sham Ka-ki, director of Life Must Go On, after attending the
Asian Film Focus 2016 in Singapore, under the sponsorship of NAE.
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