Stay If You Can / Go If You Must
Elysa Wendi / Hong Kong / 2019 / European Premiere / 12 min.
synopsis
A portrait film of two female contemporary Hong Kong artists shot over ice and smoke, in which these two substances reflect the real-life, turbulent events currently playing out in the ill-fated Special Administrative Region of the PRC. The poetry of words and introspection overlap here in several different layers with the throbbing, relentless prose of documented reality.
"An abstraction on a real event pushes further imagination and emotion in a different time and space for further introspection." E. Wendi
biography
Elysa Wendi is a Singaporean artist living in Hong Kong. A common characteristic of her work lies in the dividing line between film and dance, but more specifically her search for a collective memory and the geographical influences on the body and mind.film details
| director: | Elysa Wendi |
| producer: | Anna Cheng |
| photography: | Shek Keong Wong |
| sound: | Noisy Minor |
contact
Elysa Wendi
elysawendi@gmail.com
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Film at festival
| premiere type: | European Premiere |
| festival edition: | 2020 |
| section: | Fascinations |
| subtitles: | Cantonese, English |
| colour: | Colour and B&W |
Info
| director: | Elysa Wendi |
| original title: | 記憶中混濁的霧是我的畫像 |
| country: | Hong Kong |
| year: | 2019 |
| running time: | 12 min. |



