A Light Never Goes Out
Widow Mei-heung has gone through countless sleepless nights since the death of her husband, Bill. One day, she finds a key among the items that Bill left behind, leading her to his secret neon workshop and his young apprentice, Leo. She learns from Leo that Bill had an unfulfilled last wish–to recreate a demolished legendary neon sign. With Leo’s help, Mei-heung tries to uncover the story behind the sign and learns the craft of blowing neon lights in hopes of fulfilling her deceased husband's last wish with her own hands. Along the way, Mei-heung reminisces about her beautiful encounters with Bill and unearths pieces of Bill's past as if they are the last consolation left by him. Meanwhile, Mei-heung’s daughter, Prism, plans to leave Hong Kong with her fiancé, but she is unable to break the news to Mei-heung. As clues of the legendary neon sign gradually emerge, the secrets that Mei-heung couldn't face are about to be revealed...
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Anastasia TsangDirector
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Anastasia TsangWriter
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Tsoi So ManWriter
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Saville ChanProducer
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Leung Ming KaiCinematography
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Simon YamKey Cast"Biu"
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Sylvia ChangKey Cast"Mei Heung"
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Henick ChouKey Cast"Leo"
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Cecilia ChoiKey Cast"Rainbow"
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Project Type:Feature
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Runtime:1 hour 43 minutes
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Country of Origin:Hong Kong
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Language:Yue Chinese (Cantonese)
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Anastasia TSANG is graduated from the Film Department of Sorbonne University. Tsang is a writer-director with her first short film Marriage Sans Frontières (2011), which explored transgender issues, and participated in Cannes Short Film Corner and won Best Short Film at Seattle Translation Short Film Festival. Her surreal short film Marryland (2015) also screened at Udine Far East Film Festival. She recently co-directed a TV series Till Death Do Us Part (2018), which portrayed complexities of married life.