Directing
Bing Luo
Place of birth
China
Known for
Directing
Credits
2 titles
Bing Luo (1996, China) MFA Graduate Student at New York Film Academy Bachelor of Psychology, Shenzhen University Synopsis: This is a story with an Oriental sentiment, about the conflict between traditional customs and the younger generation. It uses a funeral to express the Chinese philosophy of life and death, and uses dreamlike and surreal film techniques to express the protagonist's longing for the death of his loved ones.
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Behind the camera
NRA 16-year-old boy named Zong returns to his hometown to attend his grandfather's funeral. Having grown up in a big city, Zong does not understand the etiquette of traditional Chinese funerals and argued with his father. That night, he falls asleep beside the coffin and has a dream, where he bids farewell to his grandfather.
New dawn
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NRA 16-year-old boy named Zong returns to his hometown to attend his grandfather's funeral. Having grown up in a big city, Zong does not understand the etiquette of traditional Chinese funerals and argued with his father. That night, he falls asleep beside the coffin and has a dream, where he bids farewell to his grandfather.
New dawn
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