"Forbidden Reverie" is a groundbreaking 3D CG film that navigates the dynamic virtual realm of Generation Z. Through the characters inspired by the iconic tale of "Farewell My Concubine," the film sheds light on the struggles, victories, and identity journeys within the LGBTQ+ community. Using innovative Peking opera virtual fashion and compelling film techniques, the project provides a powerful platform for increased visibility and acceptance. "Forbidden Reverie" not only captivates artistically but also challenges societal norms, contributing to a vital conversation on LGBTQ+ representation and acceptance in contemporary contexts.
Authentic Self is a 3D film with the keywords of female fertility and awakening. Drawn from a traditional Chinese setting, the film tells the story of a woman's struggle to find herself in the face of social and family pressures. The film explores the role of women within traditional values and societal expectations and highlights the challenges of their personal growth and self-awareness. The film may provoke viewers to reflect on gender equality, self-discovery and social expectations, as well as delve into the influence of traditional culture on women's identity. It provides a platform for exploration and reflection on the topic of female fertility and awakening.
The film is inspired by the Aida opera.
The opera is an intimate tale of love and society, centered on the romantic triangle of Radames, Amneris, and Aida, but between the conflict of state and love, both choose death. 'Death to Entertainment' is a play that takes us to the Egyptian desert, a metaphor for how modern capitalists or politicians (pharaohs) use the technology of the information media to control the people, to form new forms of politics, to immerse them in mass entertainment, to live happily and numbly, to become a species of entertainment to death. The film incorporates a futuristic painting style to express the love of technological media and technology, with the protagonists dressed in virtual clothes and mummified in cloth as they slowly die.
