Wong Ping’s Fables 2 | Wong Ping: Digital Fables

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Cantonese with English subtitles.

In these six films, Wong Ping holds an acid-hued mirror to contemporary life in his native Hong Kong and delves into the collective psyche of our digital age. His assorted characters—including a player who cares for the offspring of a hookup gone awry; a sex worker who entertains a corrupt cop; and a tree with an insect phobia—face trials and tribulations ranging from the erotic to the existential.

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Wong Ping Lecture and Conversation

April 15, 7:00 p.m. CT

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Jumping between the stories of an activist cow and a three-headed rabbit, Wong Ping’s Fables 2 is a parable of policing, greed, and hyper-consumerism.

Year
2019
Runtime
13 minutes
Language
Cantonese
Country
Hong Kong

Filmmaker
Wong Ping

6 films in package

Wong Ping’s Fables 1

In the tradition of Aesop, Wong Ping’s Fables 1 offers peculiarly poignant lessons for contemporary life.

Who’s the Daddy

A male bodybuilding atheist reflects on dating apps, his submissive tendencies, and unexpected fatherhood.

The Modern Way to Shower

Wong Ping hires Wong Ping Latex Ruby to bathe in blue water while messaging with his mother and fending off Tinder notifications.

Jungle of Desire

An impotent husband, an unsatisfied wife, and a corrupt policeman: a perfect ecosystem in the concrete jungle, each feeding on the reciprocity of their needs.

An Emo Nose

A cautionary tale of a man whose nose grows longer with every negative thought

Wong Ping’s Fables 2

Wong Ping’s Fables 2 is a parable of policing, greed, and hyper-consumerism.