Coin Boy
Tai is a fourth grade student whose family owns a claw machine business. One day, he brought the coins to pay for the camping fees but was rejected by the teacher for not changing them into bills....
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LI, CHUAN-YANGDirector
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LI, CHUAN-YANGWriter
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TSAI, HSIN-YUNProducer
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SIEH, FEIKey Cast
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LIU, LIANG-TSOKey Cast
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Executive ProducerExecutive Producer
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LI, CHUAN-YANGEditor
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LAU, SING-YIIAssociate Director
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YANG, TA-CHINGCinematographer
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PENG, CHIA-CHINGGaffer
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WANG, ZHENG-XINArt Designer
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TANG, YUNG-JUArt Designer
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CHUNG, HUEI-CHENGSound Mix
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HSU, LAN-TINGSound Mix
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LI, WAN-TINGMusic
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LI, SHIH-HUNGMusic
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Project Type:Short, Student, Television
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Genres:Drama, Children's, Narrative
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Runtime:24 minutes 5 seconds
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Completion Date:February 18, 2016
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Production Budget:23,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Taiwan
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Country of Filming:Taiwan
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Language:Chinese
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Shooting Format:HDCAM
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
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San Diego International Kid's Film FestivalSan Diego
United States -
San Diego Asian Film FestivalSan Diego
United States -
Toronto Reel Asian International Film FestivalToronto
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Vancouver Asian Film FestivalVancouver
Canada -
Hawaii International Film FestivalHawaii
United States
November 11, 2016
Halekulani Golden Orchid Award for Best Short Film -
Chicago International Children’s Film FestivalChicago
United States
2nd Prize, Live-action Television Program -
39th Clermont-Ferrand Short Film FestivalClermont-Ferrand
France
Finalist -
2017 International Public Television Screening Conference (INPUT)Thessaloniki
Greece
May 8, 2017 -
33th Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film FestivalLos Angeles
United States
LI, CHUAN-YANG majored in film and graduated from Shih Hsin University. His graduation film, Nail House, has been screened at Kaohsiung Film Festival and Golden Harvest Awards Short Film Festival. He currently studies motion picture at National Taiwan University of Arts.
It’s a true story based on my experience when I was in elementary school. Growing up, we all face authorities as unique individuals in many ways to learn what should and should not do. The enforcement of regulations protects the social orders but takes away the uniqueness of each individual. This is a story about confronting one’s self when facing authority.