U Motherbaker 2
At sixty-six, Tsai-hsiang thought she had it all—freedom, health, and love. But her peaceful life is upended when her partner’s elderly mother moves in, forcing her into the unfamiliar role of daughter-in-law. Meanwhile, tensions rise as her children face personal crises, old rivalries resurface, and a missing family heirloom signals bad luck. A fortune teller warns of grim futures for her children, prompting Tsai-hsiang to take action—quietly and urgently. As secrets unravel and relationships are tested, an unexpected hope appears in the form of Tainan’s beloved orchids—and the last person Tsai-hsiang ever thought she’d rely on.
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DANNY ANNING DUNDirector
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Yi Whei WenWriter
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Ann ChenProducer
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Hsin Ling ChungKey Cast"Tsai-hsiang"
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Project Title (Original Language):我的婆婆怎麼那麼可愛2
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Project Type:Television
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Genres:Family, Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:1 hour
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Completion Date:May 1, 2024
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Production Budget:100,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Taiwan
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Country of Filming:Taiwan
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Language:Chinese - Min Nan, Mandarin Chinese
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Shooting Format:5K (RED)
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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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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Asian Academy Creative Awards
Singapore
No Screening
Finalist - Best Actor/Actress in a Comedy Role, Best Comedy Programme
In his early years, DANNY ANNING DUN participated in performances with important Taiwanese theater groups such as Lanling Theatre Workshop and Ping-Fong Acting Troupe. He starred alongside Sylvia Chang Ai-chia and Chin Shih-chieh in the British film "Sour Sweet."
In addition to acting, Danny became an active director in the theater world. His first directorial work won the Golden Bell Award for Best Screenplay. His other works, such as "BI YA SU NA," and "A Cinematic Journey," received the highest awards in drama programming. Shows like "Quartet," "Sunshine on Grass Mountain," and "U Motherbaker" became widely discussed topics.
DANNY ANNING DUN’s direction of numerous dramas successfully propelled talents from both in front of and behind the scenes to award-winning recognition.
Director DANNY ANNING DUN believes that every person's actions and speech have their own unique style. This is especially true for confident and experienced actors/actresses. The director's job is to observe meticulously and find each one's unique "flavor," then think about how they can comfortably convey the director's inner vision.
In the case of the "U Motherbaker" series, it's about how actors/actresses handle the director's wild ideas, combined with their own input. This creates the show's distinctive style. The balance between giving and taking depends on the immediate, on-the-spot interaction. Performance and art have always been organic, without predetermined rules. Humor and emotions are the same way. The style of the "U Motherbaker'' series emerges from this kind of "freedom."