Making Waves Montreal Film Festival | DELIVERANCE 源生罪

DIRECTOR: Kelvin Shum

STARRING: Simon Yam, Ron Ng, Justin Cheung, Summer Chen

FILM SOURCE: World Universal Culture

Director Kelvin Shum is scheduled to attend for the introduction of the film and the Q&A after.

SYNOPSIS:

Four siblings reunite 15 years after their mother’s death and use some unorthodox methods to recall some haunting memories from that time. Starring award-winning Simon Yam (ELECTION) and one of the final performances of veteran actor Kenneth Tsang (John Woo’s THE KILLER).

French:

Quatre frères et sœurs se retrouvent 15 ans après la mort de leur mère et utilisent des méthodes peu orthodoxes pour se remémorer des souvenirs obsédants de cette époque. Mettant en vedette l’acteur primé Simon Yam (ELECTION) et l'une des dernières performances du vétéran Kenneth Tsang (THE KILLER de John Woo).

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About Asian Pop-Up Cinema

Presented by Sophia’s Choice, Asian Pop-Up Cinema (亞洲躍動電影展) (APUC), is a bi-annual Asian film festival in Chicago, providing a platform for specially curated Asian films in their original languages with English subtitles.

About The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto)

HKETO Toronto is the official representative of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China in Canada. Since the office's establishment in October 1991, they have been actively fostering closer economic and trade ties between Hong Kong and Canada.

About The Hong Kong International Film Festival Society Limited (HKIFFS)

HKIFFS is a charitable, non-profit and non-governmental organization dedicated to discovering and promoting creativity in film art and culture.  It organizes the annual Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) and the Hong Kong - Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF).  Another highlight is the Cine Fan Summer International Film Festival (SummerIFF), held every August.  In 2021, HKIFFS restructured its film industry services and set up HKIFF Industry to promote and support non-mainstream film industry development through co-production, festival strategies, and overseas distribution (HKIFF Collection).

About Create Hong Kong (CreateHK)

CreateHK is a dedicated office under the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau of the Government of the HKSAR to lead, champion and drive the development of the creative economy in Hong Kong. It coordinates governmental policy and effort regarding creative industries, focuses governmental resources on promoting and speeding up the development of creative industries in Hong Kong, and works closely with the trade to boost the growth of creative industries.

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