Productions (Selected)
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Genre: Fiction short
Directed by: Erica Kwok
Cinematography: Kira Fung
With: Sammi Mak, Eliza Tang
The project entered Fresh Wave 2025 competition
Ling's Request
(In pre-production)
Genre: Animation
With: Paprika Chan
The project won Script Lab at Interfilm Berlin 2024
Wegen Hegel (2023)
Genre: Short Film
Directed by: Popo Fan
Duration: 14'
Producer: 70 steps
Role as Production Assistant
Selected inINTERFILM Festival, German competition
The project is funded by Produktionsförderung der MFG Baden-Württemberg and received Bronze Award of GagaOoLala 2020
A tidal Home (2021)
A Tidal Home is a collectively devised theatre piece staging an urgent and never-heard story of a metropole that resembles Hong Kong and yet is born from our imagination.
Friends, ghosts, lovers, politicians and philosophers face an uncertain future and recall or fantasise about the past glory of a place that can never really be called home.
On the backdrop of an eerily behaving flood, each one wonders: Should I stay? Should I leave? Can I?
Visions, dilemmas and separations bring to the stage how wildly different characters deal with feelings of transience, belong and nostalgia.
Directed by: Chan Kwun Fee
Written by: Marie Yan
Premiere at Cattle Depot Theatre Hong Kong
Date: July 16th - 20th 2021
Role as creative producer with Anne Tam
Artes Moriendi -
Ways of Dying (2018)
Genre: Theatre
Production: Compagnie des Wanderers and A Dog’s Heart Theatre in cooperation with TATWERK | Performative Forschung
Direction: Federico Schwindt
Dramaturgie and Text: Marie Yan (with contributions from the ensemble)
Location: Berlin, Germany
Role as Production Assistant
Exclave (2023)
Genre: Sound installation
With: Victor Sham, Yuk Yu Wan and Eagle Wu
Exclave is a 32-channel documentary sound installation, focusing on revealing the different reactions and feelings towards leaving Hong Kong and moving to Berlin, in a personal level on adapting to a new environment and leaving a familiar environment. "Exclave" imbued with the voices of the Hong Kong diaspora -- dialogues between their memory and the cityscape they travelled through. Is reminisce or remembrance just a symbol of the past? Or does memory keep developing in the present?
Supported by: Goethe-Institut Hongkong, #TakeHeart
