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The Champion
directed by U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-; performed by Sabri, Yunus, fl. 1993-2012, Normah Damanhuri, fl. 1986-2011 and Khalid Salleh, fl. 1992-2011 (Malaysia: Privately Published), 1 hour 32 mins
Based on the novel, Juara, by S. Othman Kelantan, Mamat, a Malaysian, works in Southern Thailand as a trainer in bullfighting (a jogho). In this small village, the winnings from the gambling during bull-fights, maintains the village economy. But when a village leader is killed during a bull-fight, Mamat has to uph...
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directed by U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-; performed by Sabri, Yunus, fl. 1993-2012, Normah Damanhuri, fl. 1986-2011 and Khalid Salleh, fl. 1992-2011 (Malaysia: Privately Published), 1 hour 32 mins
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Based on the novel, Juara, by S. Othman Kelantan, Mamat, a Malaysian, works in Southern Thailand as a trainer in bullfighting (a jogho). In this small village, the winnings from the gambling during bull-fights, maintains the village economy. But when a village leader is killed during a bull-fight, Mamat has to uphold the village's honour by taking revenge. But a cycle of violence soon follows. U-Wei bin Haji Saari is the key Malaysian filmmaker p...
Based on the novel, Juara, by S. Othman Kelantan, Mamat, a Malaysian, works in Southern Thailand as a trainer in bullfighting (a jogho). In this small village, the winnings from the gambling during bull-fights, maintains the village economy. But when a village leader is killed during a bull-fight, Mamat has to uphold the village's honour by taking revenge. But a cycle of violence soon follows. U-Wei bin Haji Saari is the key Malaysian filmmaker preceding the rise of the Malaysian New Wave in 2000. His seminal work was his feature debut, Woman, Wife and Whore (1993). In 1995, his third feature, The Arsonist (1994), became the first Malaysian film to be selected in Cannes. The Champion (Jogho) is his fourth work and his latest feature, Hanyut (2011), based on Joseph Conrad's Almayer's Folly will be released in 2011.
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Date Written / Recorded
2010-11-16
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Sabri, Yunus, fl. 1993-2012, Normah Damanhuri, fl. 1986-2011, Khalid Salleh, fl. 1992-2011
Contributor
U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-
Author / Creator
U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-, Sabri, Yunus, fl. 1993-2012, Normah Damanhuri, fl. 1986-2011, Khalid Salleh, fl. 1992-2011
Date Published / Released
1997
Publisher
Privately Published
Topic / Theme
Malay, Agrarian economy, Crime, Gambling
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1997 Used by permission of Uwei Haji Saari.
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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Flooding In The Time of Drought: Drought, Part 1
written by Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011; directed by Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011; produced by Sunny Yong, fl. 2009, Paddy Pictures; performed by Rattanan Channoi, fl. 2009, Consulta Gian Carlo, fl. 2009 and Nathan Boenjamin, fl. 2009 (Singapore: 13 Little Pictures, 2009), 1 hour 32 mins
What if Singapore’s water supply suddenly runs dry? This docu-narrative fusion depicts the lives of foreign immigrants as they face an impending water crisis. Amidst this drought, a cast of non-professional actors grapple with their foibles, fantasies, and broken romances. Touching on issues as diverse as ethnic...
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written by Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011; directed by Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011; produced by Sunny Yong, fl. 2009, Paddy Pictures; performed by Rattanan Channoi, fl. 2009, Consulta Gian Carlo, fl. 2009 and Nathan Boenjamin, fl. 2009 (Singapore: 13 Little Pictures, 2009), 1 hour 32 mins
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What if Singapore’s water supply suddenly runs dry? This docu-narrative fusion depicts the lives of foreign immigrants as they face an impending water crisis. Amidst this drought, a cast of non-professional actors grapple with their foibles, fantasies, and broken romances. Touching on issues as diverse as ethnic discrimination, ritual beliefs, World War II, and racial tensions in post-’97 riots Indonesia, the film explores how ingrained probl...
What if Singapore’s water supply suddenly runs dry? This docu-narrative fusion depicts the lives of foreign immigrants as they face an impending water crisis. Amidst this drought, a cast of non-professional actors grapple with their foibles, fantasies, and broken romances. Touching on issues as diverse as ethnic discrimination, ritual beliefs, World War II, and racial tensions in post-’97 riots Indonesia, the film explores how ingrained problems are transported along with migrant communities.
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Date Written / Recorded
2009
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Rattanan Channoi, fl. 2009, Consulta Gian Carlo, fl. 2009, Nathan Boenjamin, fl. 2009
Contributor
Sharon Loh, fl. 2004, Sunny Yong, fl. 2009, Paddy Pictures, Arief Yudhanto, fl. 2009, Hideki Yamamoto, fl. 2009, Indra Perkasa, fl. 2006
Author / Creator
Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011, Rattanan Channoi, fl. 2009, Consulta Gian Carlo, fl. 2009, Nathan Boenjamin, fl. 2009
Date Published / Released
2009
Publisher
13 Little Pictures
Topic / Theme
Racism, Discrimination, Love, Immigrant populations, Water supply
Copyright Message
Copyright (c) 2009. Used by permission of 13 Little Pictures.
Country of Origin
Malaysia, Singapore
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有房出租
directed by James Lee, III, 1975-; performed by Bernard Chauly, 1973-, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010 and Lee Berg (Malaysia: Da Huang Pictures), 1 hour 15 mins
A lovelorn young man, Berg, meets Andrew, who lets him share a rented room with him in Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by Pasolini's Theorem and Tsai Ming Liang, James Lee's third film is a series of insights into the lives of listless youth. From an aspiring filmmaker to the sleazy landlord, their lives intertwine in the...
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directed by James Lee, III, 1975-; performed by Bernard Chauly, 1973-, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010 and Lee Berg (Malaysia: Da Huang Pictures), 1 hour 15 mins
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A lovelorn young man, Berg, meets Andrew, who lets him share a rented room with him in Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by Pasolini's Theorem and Tsai Ming Liang, James Lee's third film is a series of insights into the lives of listless youth. From an aspiring filmmaker to the sleazy landlord, their lives intertwine in the strangest encounters. But it is not just the characters in the apartment who have stories; the house itself holds its own secret. Under...
A lovelorn young man, Berg, meets Andrew, who lets him share a rented room with him in Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by Pasolini's Theorem and Tsai Ming Liang, James Lee's third film is a series of insights into the lives of listless youth. From an aspiring filmmaker to the sleazy landlord, their lives intertwine in the strangest encounters. But it is not just the characters in the apartment who have stories; the house itself holds its own secret. Understated and sometimes bizarre, Room To Let is a depiction of heartbreak, loneliness and alienation that plagues the young Malaysians. Awards/Festivals: Festival du Film Asiatique de Deauville 2003; Hong Kong International Film Festival 2003; Singapore International Film Festival 2003; New York Asian American International Film Festival 2003; CINEFAN Film Festival 2003; Cinemanila Film Festival 2003; Montreal World Film Festival 2003; Berlin Asia-Pacific Film Festival 2003; Asian Film Symposium 2003; Turin Film Festival 2003; International Film Festival Rotterdam 2004; Cork International Film Festiva 2004; Bangkok International Film Festival 2004.
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Date Written / Recorded
2009-10-19
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Bernard Chauly, 1973-, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010, Lee Berg
Author / Creator
James Lee, III, 1975-, Bernard Chauly, 1973-, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010, Lee Berg
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
Da Huang Pictures
Topic / Theme
Dwellings, Relationships
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2002 Used by permission of Da Huang Pictures.
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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Hashi = はし
directed by Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011; produced by Kamachi Masae, fl. 2008 and Matsuura Jin, fl. 2008; performed by Yoko Nakao, fl. 2008, Naoko Kato, fl. 2005-2008 and Shinohara Keiko, fl. 2008 (Singapore: 13 Little Pictures, 2008), 1 hour 51 mins
This drama was directed by Sherman Ong and features Shinohara Keiko, Naoko Kato, and Yoko Nakao.
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directed by Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011; produced by Kamachi Masae, fl. 2008 and Matsuura Jin, fl. 2008; performed by Yoko Nakao, fl. 2008, Naoko Kato, fl. 2005-2008 and Shinohara Keiko, fl. 2008 (Singapore: 13 Little Pictures, 2008), 1 hour 51 mins
Description
This drama was directed by Sherman Ong and features Shinohara Keiko, Naoko Kato, and Yoko Nakao.
Date Written / Recorded
2008
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Yoko Nakao, fl. 2008, Naoko Kato, fl. 2005-2008, Shinohara Keiko, fl. 2008
Contributor
Ming-An Wang, fl. 2008, Kamachi Masae, fl. 2008, Matsuura Jin, fl. 2008, Hideki Yamamoto, fl. 2009, Jin Choon Bernard Ng
Author / Creator
Sherman Ong, fl. 2002-2011, Yoko Nakao, fl. 2008, Naoko Kato, fl. 2005-2008, Shinohara Keiko, fl. 2008
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
13 Little Pictures
Topic / Theme
Emotional conflict, Women's issues, Love, Relationships
Copyright Message
Copyright (c) 2008. Used by permission of 13 Little Pictures.
Country of Origin
Malaysia, Singapore, Japan
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Kopi Julia
directed by Tan Bee Thiam, fl. 2010-2013; produced by Tan Bee Thiam, fl. 2010-2013; performed by Muhammad Ridhwan bin Rahmat, fl. 2013, Raimi Liandy Safari, fl. 2013 and Amy Tashiana, fl. 2013 (Singapore: 13 Little Pictures, 2013), 8 mins
Ikram brings home his classmates to feed Julia, his blood-sucking stepmum. When Julia starts flirting with a classmate Ikram has been secretly admiring, he flies into a rage of jealousy. An adaptation from a short story by Faizal Sulaiman, Kopi Julia is a film tribute to the Malay horror films made in the 50s in S...
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directed by Tan Bee Thiam, fl. 2010-2013; produced by Tan Bee Thiam, fl. 2010-2013; performed by Muhammad Ridhwan bin Rahmat, fl. 2013, Raimi Liandy Safari, fl. 2013 and Amy Tashiana, fl. 2013 (Singapore: 13 Little Pictures, 2013), 8 mins
Description
Ikram brings home his classmates to feed Julia, his blood-sucking stepmum. When Julia starts flirting with a classmate Ikram has been secretly admiring, he flies into a rage of jealousy. An adaptation from a short story by Faizal Sulaiman, Kopi Julia is a film tribute to the Malay horror films made in the 50s in Singapore.
Date Written / Recorded
2013
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Muhammad Ridhwan bin Rahmat, fl. 2013, Raimi Liandy Safari, fl. 2013, Amy Tashiana, fl. 2013
Contributor
Tan Bee Thiam, fl. 2010-2013, Lim Yi Benjamin, fl. 2013
Author / Creator
Tan Bee Thiam, fl. 2010-2013, Muhammad Ridhwan bin Rahmat, fl. 2013, Raimi Liandy Safari, fl. 2013, Amy Tashiana, fl. 2013
Date Published / Released
2013
Publisher
13 Little Pictures
Topic / Theme
Violence, Jealousy, Anger, Stepmothers, School friends
Copyright Message
Copyright (c) 2013. Used by permission of 13 Little Pictures.
Country of Origin
Singapore, Malaysia
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当我们同在一起 = Things We Do When We Fall In Love
directed by James Lee, III, 1975-; performed by Len Siew Mee, 1975- and Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010 (Malaysia: Da Huang Pictures), 1 hour 29 mins
The 2nd part of the Love Trilogy after Before We Fall in Love Again, James Lee follows two unfortunate secret lovers who are constantly looking for a solution to their situation. Lai, a computer software programmer is having an affair with Amy, a primary school teacher. Both of them are always arguing over their r...
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directed by James Lee, III, 1975-; performed by Len Siew Mee, 1975- and Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010 (Malaysia: Da Huang Pictures), 1 hour 29 mins
Description
The 2nd part of the Love Trilogy after Before We Fall in Love Again, James Lee follows two unfortunate secret lovers who are constantly looking for a solution to their situation. Lai, a computer software programmer is having an affair with Amy, a primary school teacher. Both of them are always arguing over their relationship. One day they go on a trip out of the city. They hope they can solve their problems or at least escape them temporarily. Th...
The 2nd part of the Love Trilogy after Before We Fall in Love Again, James Lee follows two unfortunate secret lovers who are constantly looking for a solution to their situation. Lai, a computer software programmer is having an affair with Amy, a primary school teacher. Both of them are always arguing over their relationship. One day they go on a trip out of the city. They hope they can solve their problems or at least escape them temporarily. They don't have a solution, and they don't understand why they are together. Nobody knows or will understand. One thing that keeps them together is their love and care for each other. Awards/Festivals: Deauville Asian Film Festival 2007; Hong Kong International Film Festival 2007; Singapore International Film Festival 2007; Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival 2007; Bangkok World Film Festival 2007.
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Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Len Siew Mee, 1975-, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010
Author / Creator
James Lee, III, 1975-, Len Siew Mee, 1975-, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
Da Huang Pictures
Topic / Theme
Romantic relationships
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2007 Used by permission of Da Huang Pictures.
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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神秘鸡饭 = Chicken Rice Mystery
directed by Edmund Yeo, 1984-; performed by Meng Lai, fl. 2008, Kiew Suet Kim, fl. 2007 and Keong Chye Chee, fl. 2008 (Malaysia: Privately Published), 18 mins
A young boy ponders one of the greatest mysteries of his life: just why is his mother's cooking so appalling? His father claims his mother lost her cooking skills when she gave birth to him. But there remains one sole culinary treat, so tantalisingly tasty, our small friend simply has to find out how it is made......
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directed by Edmund Yeo, 1984-; performed by Meng Lai, fl. 2008, Kiew Suet Kim, fl. 2007 and Keong Chye Chee, fl. 2008 (Malaysia: Privately Published), 18 mins
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A young boy ponders one of the greatest mysteries of his life: just why is his mother's cooking so appalling? His father claims his mother lost her cooking skills when she gave birth to him. But there remains one sole culinary treat, so tantalisingly tasty, our small friend simply has to find out how it is made... his mother's sublime chicken and rice dish.
Date Written / Recorded
2008
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Meng Lai, fl. 2008, Kiew Suet Kim, fl. 2007, Keong Chye Chee, fl. 2008
Author / Creator
Edmund Yeo, 1984-, Meng Lai, fl. 2008, Kiew Suet Kim, fl. 2007, Keong Chye Chee, fl. 2008
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Privately Published
Topic / Theme
Family, Food preparation
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2008 Used by permission of Edmund Yeo.
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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等爱
directed by James Lee, III, 1975-; performed by Len Siew Mee, 1975-, Bernice Chauly, fl. 1995-2013 and Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010 (Malaysia: Da Huang Pictures), 1 hour 10 mins
The third installment in director James Lee's 'Love Trilogy' comprises three tales. The first shows a couple of five years contemplating a leap into marriage, the second has a long-term unmarried couple, who still argue about their relationship status, while the third shows a pair of secret lovers, just beginning...
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directed by James Lee, III, 1975-; performed by Len Siew Mee, 1975-, Bernice Chauly, fl. 1995-2013 and Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010 (Malaysia: Da Huang Pictures), 1 hour 10 mins
Description
The third installment in director James Lee's 'Love Trilogy' comprises three tales. The first shows a couple of five years contemplating a leap into marriage, the second has a long-term unmarried couple, who still argue about their relationship status, while the third shows a pair of secret lovers, just beginning their journey together...and therefore hopeful. Awards/Festivals: Pusan International Film Festival 2007; Singapore International Film...
The third installment in director James Lee's 'Love Trilogy' comprises three tales. The first shows a couple of five years contemplating a leap into marriage, the second has a long-term unmarried couple, who still argue about their relationship status, while the third shows a pair of secret lovers, just beginning their journey together...and therefore hopeful. Awards/Festivals: Pusan International Film Festival 2007; Singapore International Film Festival 2008.
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Date Written / Recorded
2009-10-19
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Len Siew Mee, 1975-, Bernice Chauly, fl. 1995-2013, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010
Author / Creator
James Lee, III, 1975-, Len Siew Mee, 1975-, Bernice Chauly, fl. 1995-2013, Loh Bok Lai, fl. 2001-2010
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
Da Huang Pictures
Topic / Theme
Domestic life, Romantic relationships
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2007 Used by permission of Da Huang Pictures.
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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The Arsonist
directed by U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-; performed by Jamaluddin Kadir, fl. 1995-2009, Anwar Idris, fl. 2008-2004 and Ngasrizal Ngasri, fl. 1993-2010 (Malaysia: Privately Published), 1 hour 7 mins
U-Wei Bin Haji Saari based "The Arsonist" (1995) on William Faulkner's short story "Barn Burning," transposing it from the Deep South to Malaysia. The filmmaker stays true to its core, but depicts the position of a Javanese man who has married a Malaysian woman, and is continually in a state of rebellion. His fami...
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directed by U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-; performed by Jamaluddin Kadir, fl. 1995-2009, Anwar Idris, fl. 2008-2004 and Ngasrizal Ngasri, fl. 1993-2010 (Malaysia: Privately Published), 1 hour 7 mins
Description
U-Wei Bin Haji Saari based "The Arsonist" (1995) on William Faulkner's short story "Barn Burning," transposing it from the Deep South to Malaysia. The filmmaker stays true to its core, but depicts the position of a Javanese man who has married a Malaysian woman, and is continually in a state of rebellion. His family is isolated from the community, and their life is continually disrupted. They are often reduced to camping out in the open with the...
U-Wei Bin Haji Saari based "The Arsonist" (1995) on William Faulkner's short story "Barn Burning," transposing it from the Deep South to Malaysia. The filmmaker stays true to its core, but depicts the position of a Javanese man who has married a Malaysian woman, and is continually in a state of rebellion. His family is isolated from the community, and their life is continually disrupted. They are often reduced to camping out in the open with their goats. His middle son admires his courage, but asks himself if his honor demands him to stop his father from ruining himself and their family. The movie premiered at the Singapore International Film Festival, and went on to be the most honored Malaysian film in history, selected in Cannes, and winning the Grand Prize (Best International Film) at the Brussels Film Festival. Other Festivals: Nominated Silver Lion Best Short Film Venice Film Festival 2004; Los Angeles International Short Film Festival 2004.
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Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Jamaluddin Kadir, fl. 1995-2009, Anwar Idris, fl. 2008-2004, Ngasrizal Ngasri, fl. 1993-2010
Contributor
U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-
Author / Creator
U-Wei Haji Saari, 1954-, Jamaluddin Kadir, fl. 1995-2009, Anwar Idris, fl. 2008-2004, Ngasrizal Ngasri, fl. 1993-2010
Date Published / Released
1995
Publisher
Privately Published
Topic / Theme
Malay, Agriculture, Relationships, Marriage, Rural population
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1995 Used by permission of Uwei Haji Saari.
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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Drifting City
directed by Soyoung Kim, fl. 1997-2016 (Privately Published, 2015), 1 hour 5 mins
This film depicts the journey of a Mexican, Roberto, resident in China. On his way to renew his visa, Roberto meets an African at a railway station between China and Hong Kong. “Why is an African in China?” soon changes into a reflexive inquiry: “Why is a Mexican in China?” Roberto explores the African res...
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directed by Soyoung Kim, fl. 1997-2016 (Privately Published, 2015), 1 hour 5 mins
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This film depicts the journey of a Mexican, Roberto, resident in China. On his way to renew his visa, Roberto meets an African at a railway station between China and Hong Kong. “Why is an African in China?” soon changes into a reflexive inquiry: “Why is a Mexican in China?” Roberto explores the African residents’ community in China and finds many new friends. The film is thus multi- and trans-national, with a Korean director filming the...
This film depicts the journey of a Mexican, Roberto, resident in China. On his way to renew his visa, Roberto meets an African at a railway station between China and Hong Kong. “Why is an African in China?” soon changes into a reflexive inquiry: “Why is a Mexican in China?” Roberto explores the African residents’ community in China and finds many new friends. The film is thus multi- and trans-national, with a Korean director filming the process as a Mexican resident in China explores its African community. Drifting City is full of non-spatial images like railroad platforms, shopping malls, markets, urban buildings that keep floating among inter-spaces. Meanwhile, Roberto’s first-person narration about his own experiences intersect with his image as he leads the camera around as if he were a local guide. With Roberto, guiding foreigners among tourists and natives, the film is autobiographical and essay-like, but also looks and feels expository in its crossing and merging views of first- and third-person, living or floating in the inter-spaces.
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Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Author / Creator
Soyoung Kim, fl. 1997-2016
Date Published / Released
2015
Publisher
Privately Published
Topic / Theme
Travel, African diaspora, Immigrant populations, Immigration and emigration, Globalization, Africans, Chinese, Mexicans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2015 by Kim Jeong
Country of Origin
Malaysia
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