Bi Guozhi

Bi Guozhi

Kenneth Bi, born in Hong Kong, China on March 4, 1967, graduated from the Department of drama and film, Bullock University, Canada. He is a Hong Kong film director, screenwriter and actor.

In 1992, Bi Guozhi won the Toronto special contribution award for his Canadian radio drama rice Krinkles. In 1995, he worked as an actor, screenwriter and editor in the romantic film "Moonlight on the fragrant River". In 1998, he was selected for the best film score of the 18th Hong Kong Film Awards.

In 2002, he was the screenwriter of the action film "walking firearm" and was shortlisted for the best screenwriter award of the 39th Golden Horse Award. In 2006, he won the best new director award of the 25th Hong Kong Film Awards for his comedy Hainan chicken rice. In 2007, he directed the gangster film "battle drum", which was shortlisted for the 60th Swiss Locarno Film Festival. In 2010, he directed the ethical film "girl". In 2013, he directed the suspense film control.

Acting experience

In 1992, Bi Guozhi won the Toronto special contribution award for his Canadian radio drama rice Krinkles. In 1995, Bi Guozhi won the favor of Teddy Robin, the director and producer of Hong Kong, and recommended him to work as an actor, screenwriter and editor in the romantic film "Moonlight on the Xiangjiang River". This is also the first time that Bi Guozhi has stepped onto the big screen. In 1998, Bi Guozhi and Chen Hui, who directed the film for the first time, jointly produced the love film journey without asking, which was selected in the Berlin Film Festival in 1999. In the same year, for the soundtrack of Chen Guo's feature film "last year there were a lot of fireworks", Bi Guozhi was shortlisted for the best film soundtrack of the 18th Hong Kong Film Awards, and was also selected into the official competition at the Berlin Film Festival in 1999. In 1999, Bi Guozhi wrote the screenplay "Hainan Chicken Rice", which won the best screenplay award of Taiwan Information Bureau. At the same time, he was also selected as the sponsor of Busan marketing plan of South Korea in 2000. In 2002, he was the assistant director and screenwriter of the action film "walking the musket", which was the opening film of the Hong Kong International Film Festival. With this film, Bi Guozhi was shortlisted for the best screenwriter award of the 39th Golden Horse Award. In 2006, he directed the comedy "Hainan Chicken Rice" with Singapore as the background. This is bi Guozhi's first 35cm film, which tells the story of a mother and three homosexual sons in a family. With this film, Bi Guozhi won the best new director award of the 25th Hong Kong Film Awards. In 2007, Bi Guozhi directed the gangster film "battle drum", starring Fang Zuming, Liang Jiahui and Li Xinjie. The film was shortlisted for the 60th Swiss Locarno Film Festival and was nominated for the jury award of the 24th Sundance Film Festival - world film unit - feature film. In 2010, Bi Guozhi directed the ethical film "daughter", which was directed by Xian seli

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Poetic elegance

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Wang Minyi, CO star, narrates the life experiences of several female friends. In 2013, he directed the suspense film "control" co starred by Wu Yanzu, Yao Chen and Ren Dahua. In order to present a high-tech special effect to the audience, Bi Guozhi, together with his art creation team, drafted several concept maps of the film, and personally used computer technology to draw these high-tech scenes.

Main works

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Directing works

Screenwriter's works

Editing works

Music works

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Award winning record

Character evaluation

In the comedy "Hainan Chicken Rice", Bi Guozhi reflects the psychological changes of the overseas Chinese with a simple image structure. Although his pace is not so smooth, from time to time he will burst out creative sparks. His works reflect his divergent thinking and multiple perspectives (Phoenix Entertainment review), whether they are "war drum" which combines the types of gangs and the culture of elite war drum, or "little girl" which focuses on helping girls, and even "control" which is futuristic.

Chinese PinYin : Bi Guo Zhi