Breaking Dawn--破曉
Hsinlee, a 27-year-old girl decided to commit suicide after her fiance left her abruptly. While dying, she noticed the Lifeline free service number printed on the charcoal bag. She tried to dial the number with the last threads of hope. After the guidance of a psychological counselor step by step, Hsinlee began to express her sorrow, suppression, and passion through painting and cooking. Not only does her talent illuminate the people, but she realized the truth that beauty and love actually originate inside her.
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Yanzi DingDirector
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Yanzi DingWriterBest Screenplay of Los Angeles Independent Film Festival(Indie Short fest) & California Women's Film Festival
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Yesand ProductionProducer
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Yi-Hsin DingKey Cast"Hsinlee"
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Zu-Wen WuKey Cast"Hsinlee's sister"
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Gywnne HuiKey Cast"Amber"
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Gywnne HuiKey Cast"Psychological Consultant(V.O.)"
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Jason LeeKey Cast"Hsinlee's Fiance(V.O.)"
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Yanzi DingMusic and Sound Designer
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Project Title (Original Language):Chinese
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Drama, Inspirational, Educational, Inspiring, Life
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Runtime:10 minutes 59 seconds
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Completion Date:February 19, 2022
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Production Budget:6,930 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:1080p
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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:No
Yanzi Ding is an immigrant writer and actor based in Taiwan and New York. Her stage play has been presented at the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA), and her script won 11 Best Screenplay at film festivals around the world, including the finalist in the Oscar Academy Awards qualifying festival—Flicker's Rhode Island International Film Festival.
She focuses on creating artworks and collaboration among diverse groups around the world for her vision that all artists can collaborate regardless of borders one day.
Website: yanziding.com
As a creator, Ms. Ding pitches on immigrants, women, children, and self-awareness topics. She believes artwork as our humans' assets can benefit the world and the next generations.