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Faces of Passing Love

World premiere
Available online: 22/03/2024
Director Hsiang-Yun Huang
Choreographer Hsiang-Yun Huang, Eunice Liao, Sun Ni Ji
Netherlands and Taiwan 2023
9 minutes
Norwegian
A film that mourns for past lovers through obsolete technology.

Synopsis

Faces of Passing Love is a film that mourns for past lovers through obsolete technology: a repeatedly projected slideshow, where eyes open, mouths whisper, tears linger.

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Faces of Passing Love is a film that mourns for past lovers through obsolete technology: a repeatedly projected slideshow, where eyes open, mouths whisper, tears linger.

Full credits

Section
International Short Film Competition
Director
Hsiang-Yun Huang
Choreographer
Hsiang-Yun Huang, Eunice Liao, Sun Ni Ji
Production countries
Netherlands and Taiwan
Production year
2023
Duration
9 minutes
Producer
Hsiang-Yun Huang and Sun Ni Ji

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