Interview with Lo-Ting: An oral history project
Yu was a university communication major student, who’s intended to shoot a documentary about her dearest friend and her grandfather.
Grandfather suffer from Alzheimer's disease and start to telling a story of his late wife, he claimed was a myth creature Lo-Ting.
Yu was drawn to the story of Lo-Ting and discover the dark side of Lo-Ting history.
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KaShing ChuDirector
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KaShing ChuWriter
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Ka Ki Felix LeungProducer
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Tsang Ning ChanKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):與盧亭對談
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:drama, Mockumentary
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Completion Date:January 12, 2022
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Production Budget:28,205 USD
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Country of Origin:Hong Kong
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Country of Filming:Hong Kong
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Language:Yue Chinese (Cantonese)
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9&2:35/1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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9th Microfilm Production Scheme (Music)Hong Kong
Hong Kong
February 7, 2022
yes
Best microfilm production(Gold) & Best cinematography -
Asian summer film festival/ festival Nits De cinema oriental de VicBarcelona
Spain
July 19, 2022
europe
official selection -
14th Cinefantasy International Fantastic Film Festival(São Paulo
Brazil
South America
CHU Ka-shing is a film director from Hong Kong. Apart from being selected in local competitions/festivals, his works were also aired on Radio Television Hong Kong, and featured overseas in the US, Japan ,Italy and Spain, etc.
"Hong Kong is a city without myths."
Indeed, compared to many places with rich tradition of folklores and legend, Hong kong has never had an iconic mythical creature to represent herself. Lo-Ting could be the only mythical creature in Hong Kong that is relatively well-known among Hong Kong-ers.
Starting from the 90's, intellectuals of Hong Kong began to utilize Lo-Ting as a metaphor to re-bulid Hong Kong people's identity due to the similarity of Lo-Ting’s fate and that of Hong Kong people's.
And it was around 2019 when this project began to take shape in my mind, as I contemplated on Hong Kong people's destiny and future. I came to the conclusion that perhaps now is the best time to re-tell the story of Lo-Ting in this uncertain present.