
Acting
Gloria Ho
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Acting
Credits
5 titles
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NRA woman struggles to keep her fading family restaurant alive, stuck upholding its legacy alone. When Meng Po — the old goddess who serves soup to the dead to erase their memories — visits her one night and offers her a bowl, she must decide whether to forget her past, or continue carrying its weight.
Soup
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NR2 best friends ditch school to hang out. But they sense their waning days and friendship.
Valley
2020
"Live, Dwell, Stay" discloses an old Chinese couple's uncanny yet familiar mundaneness under their roof, where dwells silence, routines, aging bodies, isolation, dependency, and the accustomed, erratic, and repeated acts of violence.
Live, Dwell, Stay
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7.0In a world where the technology exists to hack into peoples’ memories, a traditional housewife colludes with her close friend to expose her husband, who she suspects is unfaithful. A film about love, betrayal and technology.
Implant
2019
NRAn elderly man gets the chance to reconnect with his wife, who has already passed away. She guides him to find the answers to the questions he has struggled with for years.
Dark Side of the Moon
2018
Film credits
2020s · 1 titles
2010s · 2 titles
7.0In a world where the technology exists to hack into peoples’ memories, a traditional housewife colludes with her close friend to expose her husband, who she suspects is unfaithful. A film about love, betrayal and technology.
Implant
2019
NRAn elderly man gets the chance to reconnect with his wife, who has already passed away. She guides him to find the answers to the questions he has struggled with for years.
Dark Side of the Moon
2018
Undated · 2 titles
NRA woman struggles to keep her fading family restaurant alive, stuck upholding its legacy alone. When Meng Po — the old goddess who serves soup to the dead to erase their memories — visits her one night and offers her a bowl, she must decide whether to forget her past, or continue carrying its weight.
Soup
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"Live, Dwell, Stay" discloses an old Chinese couple's uncanny yet familiar mundaneness under their roof, where dwells silence, routines, aging bodies, isolation, dependency, and the accustomed, erratic, and repeated acts of violence.
Live, Dwell, Stay
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