Let it go
This is a narrative short about an older brother who accompanied his younger brother, who had been suffering from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) for years and was paralyzed all over his body, on his final journey.
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Hsuan-Ze (Oscar) LinDirector
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Rongxin KangWriter
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Hsuan-Ze (Oscar) LinWriter
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Hanxuan (Neko) ChenProducer
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Lihe WangKey Cast
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Hsuan-Ze (Oscar) LinCamera Operator
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Ruizhong Draco BaoCamera Operator
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Shanzhe Ego CuiCamera Operator
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Yue TsengColorist
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Hsuan-Ze (Oscar) LinColorist
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Hanxaun (Neko) ChenScreenwriting Assistant
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Xiangxiang (Stephanie) LinScreenwriting Assistant
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Yishu (Tony) Gong1st Assistant Camera
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Hanxuan (Neko) ChenBTS Photographer
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Xiaojing (Kelly) FuClapper Loader
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Leyi (Lesly) ShaoClapper Loader
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Hanxuan (Neko) ChenArt Designer
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Zixun Kino MaGaffer
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Yichun LiBommer
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Chun-Jie (JJ) HsiehBommer
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Guodong (Gary) MaoBommer
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Yishu (Tony) GongBommer
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Li-Chin ChangFilm Composer
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Rongxin (Roselyn) KangEditor
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Project Title (Original Language):Let it go
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:14 minutes 40 seconds
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Completion Date:August 19, 2023
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Production Budget:2,062 AUD
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Country of Origin:Australia
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Country of Filming:Australia
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Language:Chinese
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Shooting Format:digital
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Aspect Ratio:2.35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - The University of Sydney
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Young Australian Film FestivalHawthorn, Melbourne
Australia
September 22, 2024
Australia Premiere
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Hervey Bay Film FestivalPialba, Queensland
Australia
September 12, 2024
Nominee -
Begin Film FestivalSanta Monica
United States
Official Nominee -
Tokyo International Short Film FestivalTokyo
Japan
Official Selection -
SHORT to the Point International Film FestivalBucharest
Romania
Official Selection
Hsuan-Ze (Oscar) Lin is a tech-savvy cinematographer who constantly tries to incorporate the best practices and new technologies from various fields into his filming procedure. 'Let it go' is the first short narrative film he directed.
Oscar grew up in the beautiful island country, Taiwan. His work and cinematography style are deeply shaped by his cross-cultural upbringing, drawing from Taiwan's diverse immigration history. Oscar is adept at adopting diverse perspectives, breaking through barriers, and using his cinematographic language to connect every individual element within a story.
Between the company of family and the pain of loved ones, how will you choose?
Facing a sick family member, when they are experiencing pain so severe that life feels unbearable, we can choose to assist in ending their life. However, when they are in a state where they can't express their thoughts or their pain, as their closest family members, we can only "guess" their true wishes and make this painful decision alone and in isolation.
For the brothers who left their hometown at a young age and moved to Australia, now left only with each other for support, what decision will the older brother ultimately make?