The 1st Productions—Theme"Money"

  • Card Boom
  • Lin Hongjie
  • Taiwan /2007 / 25min / HDV
  • In Taiwan, each month some 40,000 people on average become “card slave” as a result of failing to meet credit card payment. Some people pay off one card with more cards, but end up unable to meet all his debt obligations. Pressed by heavy debts, the livin
  • Duckweed
  • Peng Hui
  • China /2007 / 74min / DVCAM
  • He got drunk once. With tears, Wu Yu told the director, “Peng Hui, now I’m rich, but I have no root, I float in Shenzhen, just like duckweed.”
  • Way of Fortune
  • Chang Chaowei
  • China /2007 / 73min / HDV
  • Such kind of a historical reality have formed the foundation of the current wealth of the Chinese people, but at the same time did they also bring some problems related to natural resources, brands, rural area, or the ecology in the process of following t
  • Umbrella…
  • Du Haibin
  • China /2007 / 93min / HDV
  • It is occasional and inevitable to use Umbrella as the film title. We have the honor to shoot those persons who make umbrellas, sell umbrellas and use umbrellas, whether it is a metaphor is not decided by the film itself. However, as an image symbol, the
  • My Last Secret
  • Li Xiaofeng, Jia Kai
  • China /2007 / 93min / DVCAM
  • In her final years, the grandma seemed to be slipping into a miserable life. But this elegant elder still looked to give off her last lights. Stinginess and generosity, acrimony and kindness, silliness and wisdom, all these things were unbelievably interm
  • Brave Father
  • Li Junhu
  • China /2007 / 48min / DVCPRO
  • For years elder Han carried with him a notebook, in which he entered records of his borrowings. Most of them were small sums of 10 or 20 RMB. He also noted his expectations for his son: “Around the year 2013 or so, that is, roughly in my sixties, Shengli
  • All's Right With the World
  • King Wai Cheung
  • Hong Kong /2007 / 73min / DVCPROHD
  • Peaceful and prosperous, this kind of surface richness doesn’t mean each Hong Kong residents has access to wealth.So, what’s the life like for Hong Kong’s paupers?