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Love at 7-11
7th(2002) A Window on Asian Cinema
- CountryTaiwan
- Production Year2002
- Running Time97min
- Format 35mm
- ColorCOLOR
Program Note
Those who live a life of loneliness often do not know a way to escape their solitude. Loneliness becomes such vital parts of their beings that the only way to escape it is to stop breathing. Completely devoid of any passion, they continue to live their tepid lives. Love at 7-11 is a film about such lonely people. Tsai, an artist who works at night, always drops by 7-11 in the morning to buy a carton of milk. Although the clerk Feng is interested in Tsai, she does nothing about it. An anti-Japanese college student suddenly finds himself drawn to a Japanese girl he meets in language class. Added to the mix are Geisha Kikuliu, who appears in Tsai’s documentary, and Feng’s old lover who has just been released from prison. All are clumsy when it comes to sharing their feelings. In Love at 7-11, there are no dramatic incidents, rather, the camera depicts their daily lives from a distance. Love at 7-11 is a modern film about the lives of the modern Taiwanese. (Kang So-won)
Director
Teng Yung-shing
Born in 1958. Teng Yung-shing is a veteran director of commercials in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Mainland China. He kept the fires of his dream to make a feature-length film burning during that time. Love at 7-11 is his debut feature film.
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Credit
- Director Teng Yung-shing 텡 융싱
- Producer Wang Wei-ming, Teng Yung-shing
- Cast Huang Pin-yuan, Ko Huan-ju, Wu Ke-chun, Ayako Washtake
- Screenplay Teng Yung-shing based on the novel by Tsai Chinheng
- Cinematography Chen Huai-En
- Production Design Yang Chuan-shin
- Editor Liao Ching-sung
- Sound Tu Duu-Chih
- Music Huang Pin-Yuan
- Production Company
Sparkle Films Production
B1 No 19 Lane 2, Wan-li St. Taipei 116 Taiwan
spkfilms@yahoo.tw
- World Sales
Taiwan Film Center
4th Fl. No 19 Lane2, Wan-Li St. Taipei 116 Taiwan
tfc2000@ms48.hinet.net