My Grandmother Is an Egg
Synopsis
The audiences may glimpse the past, imagine women's situation in our times, and look forward to striving for real gender equality in the future.
Official Selection Hot Docs Festival 2021 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 8 min 7 sec
- Format
- HDV
- Director
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Wu-Ching Chang
- Producer
- Wu-Ching Chang
- Executive Producer
- Wu-Ching Chang
- Editor
- Wu-Ching Chang
- Screenwriter
- Wu-Ching Chang
- Director of Photography
- Wu-Ching Chang
- Production Designer
- Wu-Ching Chang
- Sound
- Wu-Ching Chang, Chuan-Chi Lin, Markus Andreas, Alston Hsu
- Composer
- Nahum Strickland, Jen-Shuo Chen
- Lyricer
- Wei-Fang Jia
- Singer
- Xue-Ying Chang
- Audio Advisor
- Alan Chung-An, Ou
- Animation Assistant
- Lok-Yi Tsoi, Bouchra Fadil
- Voice
- Yung-Yu Chang, Yu-Lin Chang, Yu-Chin Chang, Yu-Jan Chang
- Talent
- Yu-Hsia Chang
- Re-recording Mixer
- Shu-yu Chen
- Dialogue Editor
- Shu-yu Chen
- Sound Effects Editor
- Shu-yu Chen
- Foley Recordist
- Shu-yu Chen
- Foley Artist
- Jin De Lin, Shu-yu Chen
- Foley Editor
- Shu-yu Chen
- Sound Post-Production Coordinator
- Fumi Yan
- Japanese Translator
- Zi-hui Yu
- German Translator
- Alice Valbon
- French Translator
- Léon Moh-Cah
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