Project Detail

Do You Like Chinese?

Synopsis

A sexually frustrated Oriental widow and a Spanish nymphomaniac tussle over a Romanian illegal immigrant, who is really a serial killer.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
18 mins
Format
S16mm
Director
Gwen Ong
Producer
Gwen Ong
Co-Producer
Gwen Ong
Editor
Nicholas Dimitropoulos
Screenwriter
Gwen Ong
Director of Photography
Steven Priovolos
Production Designer
Julian Nagel
Sound
Martin Thornton
Composer
Martin Thornton
Principal cast
Octavia Yen, Camilio Bosso, Natalia Hernedez

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Gaia Productions

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