Ying Liang
Ying Liang
Ying Liang, born in Shanghai on September 20, 1977, graduated from the Art Department of Beijing Normal University and the director department of the school of American television film of Chongqing University. He is a Chinese film director, screenwriter and producer.
In 1999, he directed his first documentary subway. In 2000, he directed the short film double killer. In 2001, he directed the experimental short film 3 minutes 59 seconds 24 frames. In 2002, he edited and directed the experimental short film shadow. In 2003, he wrote and directed the short film home. In 2004, he directed his first feature film the boy with the duck on his back. In April 2006, the boy with the duck won the gold medal of "Asian Digital Video Competition" at the 30th Hong Kong International Film Festival. In 2007, his feature film "the other half" won the special award of the 20th Singapore International Film Festival.
In 2008, director of the suspense film "good cat" won the 17th Brisbane International Film Festival "Fabrice international film critic Award". In 2009, he completed the long film life lost in spring. In 2010, the short film "sympathy" won the golden tiger Award for best short film at the 39th Rotterdam International Film Festival. On August 11, 2012, he won the best director award in the international competition unit of the 65th Locarno International Film Festival for his documentary film "I have something to say". In 2016, the plot short film "September 28, sunny" was awarded the best plot short film award of the 53rd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award. In July 2018, director's film "free walk" was shortlisted in the main competition unit of the 71st logano International Film Festival.
Character experience
In 1999, he directed his first documentary "subway"; in the same year, he directed the experimental short film "slicing"; in addition, he directed the documentary "not a story". In 2000, he graduated from the Art Department of Beijing Normal University, majoring in film and television production. In the same year, he directed the short story "double killers". In addition, he directed the short story "once upon a time there was a mountain". In 2001, he wrote and directed the short story "chronicle of mountain city"; in the same year, he directed the short story "gold coin of heaven"; in addition, he directed the experimental short film "3 minutes 59 seconds 24 frames". In 2002, he edited and directed the experimental short film shadow. In 2003, he wrote and directed the short film home. In 2004, he graduated from the Directing Department of the school of film and television of Chongqing University. In the same year, he directed his first feature film, the boy with a duck on his back. In November 2005, he won the "Jury Award" of the 6th Tokyo filmex International Film Festival for his film "boy with duck". in March 2006, the boy with the duck was shown at the 20th Fribourg Film Festival in Switzerland; in April, the boy with the duck won the gold medal in the "Asian Digital Video Competition" of the 30th Hong Kong International Film Festival; in May, the boy with the duck won the best film SKYY award at the San Francisco International Film Festival, the Singapore International Film Festival fee Bessie International Film Critics union award and the Asian Film Awards Promotion alliance award. In May 2007, Ying Liang's feature film "the other half" won the special award of the 20th Singapore International Film Festival. In March 2008, "the other half" was screened six times as the opening film of "Contemporary Asia" film exhibition of New York Museum of modern art; in August, the suspense film "good cat" directed by the director won the "fabissey international film critic Award" at the 17th Brisbane International Film Festival. in May 2009, he completed the long film life lost in spring. In February 2010, he won the golden tiger Award for best short film at the 39th Rotterdam International Film Festival for his short film "sympathy". On August 11, 2012, at the 65th International Film Festival held in logano, Switzerland, Ying Liang won the best director award in the international competition unit for his documentary film "I have something to say". On November 26, 2016, Ying Liang's short film "September 28, sunny" won the best plot short film award of the 53rd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award. on July 11, 2018, Ying Liang's film "free travel" was shortlisted for the main competition unit and opening film of the 71st International Film Festival in Locarno; on August 9, his film "free travel" was shortlisted for the New York Film Festival.
Main works
Directing works
Screenwriter's works
Photographic works
Editing works
Production works
Art works
Award winning record
Character evaluation
Ying Liang has accomplished a director's natural growth from short film to long film. And I feel that among the younger generation of directors, Ying Liang is a relatively mature director in the use of commercial films. (comments by Jia Zhangke) he is far away from the ideal of business. The lower the cost, the less pressure. This is the principle of Yingliang's filming. On the other hand, he needs absolute freedom of creation. (Chongqing Morning Post review) the restriction of conditions not only did not affect his creative mentality, but also made him achieve a free state of creation. Without considering the real problems concerned by traditional films, such as the recovery of funds and the acquisition of screening permission, he can make a work purely in limited space. Instead of being a film director, Ying Liang is closer to art Home. (review of contemporary art and investment)
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Ying Liang
