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Up close and personal at @newyorkcomiccon with the beautiful people. SWIPE LEFT: magicianssyfy #actor @rickworthy1 🔹 @expansesyfy #director #jenniferphang 🔹 @marvel #writer #gabbyrivera 🔹#afrofuturism #author @ysolstar 🔹 exec Steven Jackson of @watchdust 💯💯💯💯💜🖖🏽💜🖖🏽💜
31 Days of #AAPIFilmz: ADVANTAGEOUS (http://ow.ly/91Tp300jxDj) I don't think I even remember any science-fiction starring Asian-Americans in the forefront besides #JenniferPhang's #Advantageous. It could definitely be the first! In a near-future city where soaring opulence overshadows economic hardship, Gwen and her daughter Jules do all they can do to hold onto their joy together, despite the instability surrounding their world. Adapted by her 23-minute short, Phang presents a thought-provoking and quietly disturbing sci-fi drama that touches on what happens to females as mothers, workers, and as simply humans, once civilization is in decline. It might be a hit or miss to some people but if you let the film's message marinate, you will see the beauty and tragedy of what the future holds for us. Trailer: http://ow.ly/5yVt300oaSC
Timothy Tau: My interview for Hyphen Magazine with Jennifer Phang, the Director of Advantageous, which won the U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Prize for Collaborative Vision at 2015 Sundance. Jennifer talks about how the anime/manga Ghost in the Shell, the TV shows Mad Men and Battlestar Galactica as well as the novel/film The Age of Innocence influenced her vision for the film, how directing Ken Jeong in an "indie role" brought out his intelligence and subtle craft decisions as an actor, what expanding the short into a feature was like, and what is next for both her and the film.
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My interview for Hyphen Magazine with Jennifer Phang, the Director of Advantageous, which won the U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Prize for Collaborative Vision at 2015 Sundance. Jennifer talks about how the anime/manga Ghost in the Shell, the TV shows Mad Men and Battlestar Galactica as well as the novel/film The Age of Innocence influenced her vision for the…
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