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YELLOW LIGHT
When a lonely author living in the countryside starts to lose connection with his only friend, the world that he once knew falls apart.
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Personal Politics presented by DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival

Asian and Pacific Islander Americans, like all humans, have always told their own stories — although their stories were not often told on film. The shift to digital technologies changed some of that, but finding audiences outside of the community has been a lingering challenge. For that reason we are shining a light on films from our Festival archive highlighting exceptional works from makers in the DC Metro region. Join us for the 21st DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival running online from July 15 - 25, 2021. Learn more at apafilm.org.

When a lonely author living in the outskirts of Hong Kong starts to lose connection with his only friend, the world that he once knew falls apart and he soon finds himself spiraling into psychosis.

  • Year
    2009
  • Runtime
    15 minutes
  • Language
    Cantonese
  • Country
    United States, Hong Kong
  • Director
    Ryan Tse
  • Screenwriter
    Ryan Tse
  • Producer
    Ryan Tse, Gabriel Leung
  • Cast
    Robin Tse, Gabriel Leung, Karen Lau
  • Cinematographer
    Ryan Tse
  • Editor
    Robin Tse
  • Composer
    Joshua Leung
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