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Film Title
殘話小說
Disabled novel
Director: Law Yuk-mui
- Film Info
- Cast & Crew
- Awards & Screening
- About the Director
Production Country |
Hong Kong |
Production Year |
2010 |
Duration |
17’ 36” |
Colour |
Colour |
Language |
No dialogues with Chinese & English subtitles |
Genre |
Experimental |
Shooting Format |
DV |
Synopsis |
The film script of disabled novel is based on the eponymous novel I wrote. This film has no dialogue and is divided into 13 parts, 90% of which consists of internal soliloquy. Using the theme of 'lost' as a starting point, the film lays bare the odd sense of melancholy that parades life.Transferring reality,memory and fantasy, it reconstructs the psychological pathways of urban life with broken fragments. |
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Distribution & Screening |
Enquiry |
2012
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China
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Official Selection, 9th Beijing Independent Film Festival
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Hong Kong
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Jury Recommendation, Open Category, 16th ifva Awards
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2011
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Macau
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Official Selection, EXiM Asian Experimental Video Festival
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Malaysia
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Official Selection, KLEX: Kuala Lumpur Experimental Film and Video Festival
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Law Yuk-mui, graduated from the Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is mainly on experimental film script, video and conceptual art. In 2007, she is the youngest artist in the exhibition "Reversing Horizons– Artists Reflections of Hong Kong Handover 10th Anniversary" in MOCA, Shanghai, China. In 2005, she was being awarded the 1st runner-up at the Philippe Charriol Foundation 20th Anniversary Art Competition. In the same year, her work was selected by the Hong Kong Art Biennial 2005. In 2006, she received the "Alfred S.U. Ho Memorial Prize", "Cheung's Fine Art Award", "CUHK Creativity Student Award" and "The dean's List of 2005-2006 for outstanding Academic performance (Faculty of Arts)". |
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Remarks shared after Festival
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“Both students and teachers from Si Chuan Fine Arts Institute, Communication University of China and China Central Academy of Fine Arts were invited to the festival, where multiple screenings took place. Although we had not had the chance to develop in-depth discussions, it was apparent that their emphasis and view points on both stylistic approach and formality in films are entirely different from what we share in Hong Kong. Being able to be there in person, to confront the audience, is an incredible experience.. [More]“Both students and teachers from Si Chuan Fine Arts Institute, Communication University of China and China Central Academy of Fine Arts were invited to the festival, where multiple screenings took place. Although we had not had the chance to develop in-depth discussions, it was apparent that their emphasis and view points on both stylistic approach and formality in films are entirely different from what we share in Hong Kong. Being able to be there in person, to confront the audience, is an incredible experience. It is an experience that allows you as the creator to view your artwork in a whole new context. I sincerely hope that NAE will continue to support local talents, to become a platform where young directors may grow and bloom .”
—Shared by Law Yuk-mui, director of Disabled Novel, after attending the 9th Beijing Independent Film Festival in China, under the sponsorship of NAE.
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(photo from festival foundation weibo) |
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