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The Strange Story of Bobo Ap Photo MONEY EXCHANGE XI VISITS PHILIPPINES GANGS A DANGER TO DEEPEN TIES STUDENT The Secretary for Security said Bilateral relations stagnated FILM FESTIVAL that money exchange gangs over long-seething territorial STARTS SUNDAY “have already posed a direct rifts in the South China Sea until threat to Macau’s security” Duterte won the presidency P2 P4 P11 WED.21 Nov 2018 T. 18º/ 26º C H. 70/ 95% facebook.com/mdtimes + 11,000 MOP 8.00 3175 N.º HKD 10.00 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” WORLD BRIEFS AP PHOTO Tutor arrested for HONG KONG China is allowing a U.S. Navy P3 aircraft carrier and its battle group to make a port call abusing minors in Hong Kong after it earlier turned down a similar request amid tensions with Washington. More on p10 THAILAND A court yesterday sentenced three people to prison over FLORA BEAR DIES OLD the smuggling of nearly two dozen rhinoceros horns from Ethiopia worth P7 MDT REPORT USD1.5 million. More on p12 The strange story of BoBo AP PHOTO PAPUA NEW GUINEA Disgruntled police, military and prison guards stormed Papua New Guinea’s Parliament yesterday in a violent pay dispute stemming from an international summit hosted by the impoverished South Pacific island nation over the weekend, a lawmaker said. More on p12 KOREA North Korea yesterday blew up some of its front-line guard posts as part of an agreement to ease tensions along its heavily fortified border with South Korea, Seoul’s Defense Ministry said. AP PHOTO INDIA Assailants yesterday killed a prominent separatist leader in Indian-controlled Kashmir, officials and residents said, as anti-India protests and clashes followed a gunbattle that killed four rebels and an army commando in the disputed region. More on backpage 21.11.2018 wed 2 MACAU 澳聞 WWW.MACAUDAILYTIMES.COM.MO CINEMA But the student filmmakers do find inspiration among the so-called ‘new wave’ of Macau film, which has seen the likes of Students finding inspiration, Tracy Choi, Emily Chan, Mike Ao Ieong and others join some of the world’s biggest names at the annual International Film mentorship in local filmmakers Festival and Awards held each December. Daniel Beitler jority of budding directors Ieong Hoi Tong’s 10-minute usually opting to study media short Our Age is a reflection of TUDENT filmmakers who or communications courses. the simpler times of the 1990s Swill have their projects Pun Chi Cheng, whose Cyber- when the “sense of human war- screened at the Cinematheque land explores the differences mth and spirit of neighborly Passion’s student film festival between our online personas assistance” was more noticeab- this month say that more es- and human reality, told the le in Macau. A fourth-year stu- tablished local directors are an media that local universities dent at the Macao Polytechnic influence on their work. Local are lacking specialized courses Institute, Ieong says she was filmmakers Tracy Choi, Emily for filmmaking. mentored by award-winning Chan and Mike Ao Ieong are Tracy Choi, who provided advi- among those inspiring – or in ce on how to shoot the large-s- some cases actively mentoring cale production. - the so-called ‘new wave of Kitty Wu’s 404 Not Blue tells Macau cinema.’ In Macau the story of several high school The students are participating there are many students on a mission to find a in the Future Roads — Cros- blue sky in a place where the s-Strait cum Hong Kong and people with sky is always grey. She says Macao College Student Film that her 25-minute environ- Festival 2018, organized by a passion to mentally-lucid film was made Cinematheque Passion, which make a career because of “the impressions seeks to bring together you- Young Macau filmmakers left by our dreams.” Wu also ng filmmakers from mainland in film. told the media that she was China, Macau, Hong Kong and inspired by one of her teachers, Rita WONG Taiwan for an educational ex- help them to explore ways to are still many independent fil- CinematheQUE PASSION CEO local filmmaker Mike Ao Ieong, change. further their education in the mmakers and freelancers ex- who taught her that movies can A total of 27 films will be film sector. But it also serves as ploring this field.” It is an opinion shared by Ki- be more creative than she had screened at the festival, some a good platform for secondary “We have a lot of people going tty Wu In Teng, who graduated previously imagined. of which have previously re- school students interested in overseas to study film. And this this year from the University of The eight-day festival starts ceived awards at other film studying film or television at [festival] gives people a chance Macau with a communications Saturday afternoon with two festivals. They range in topic university. to discover places for them to degree. She said that the uni- sessions of the opening gala from science fiction to roman- “It’s important to give young continue their studies. In this versities in the MSAR are not where eight films handpicked ce and from environmental filmmakers [students] a chance way, it is an exchange program. able to equip young filmmakers by each of the participating issues to studies of familial to explore what is going on in It creates a dialogue and an ex- with all the skills they need. universities and colleges will be relationships, with “all of the other parts [of China] in terms change at the festival,” she ex- Ng Ion Chong, who recently screened. Student filmmakers stories very close to our daily of film education,” said Rita plained. graduated with a multimedia and educational instructors lives,” according to Cinema- Wong, chief operating officer At a press conference for the major from the Macao Poly- will attend the opening gala to theque Passion. of Cinematheque Passion. “In festival held yesterday, several technic Institute, said that he share their views with the au- Organizers say the main pur- Macau, we do not yet have our student filmmakers agreed that plans to continue his studies in dience. The festival runs until pose of the festival is to connect own film school, but there are film studies at Macau’s tertiary order to build a more solid edu- December 2 with screenings al- young filmmakers from across many people with a passion to education institutions remain cation base and advance in his most every day, and with sub- the greater China region and make a career in film. There underdeveloped, with the ma- filmmaking career. titles in Chinese and English. MGM program highlights Chinese traditional culture GM has launched a During the Qing dynasty, In addition, MGM is also Empress Fucha Rongyin, Mprogram called “Ex- silk and carpets served as specially launching Qian- Consort Xian, as well as a plore the Beauty of Chinese essential decorations in the glong Emperor’s favorite selection of Kunqu opera Embroidery” which show- Forbidden City in Beijing. imperial dim sums, pairing costumes. cases Chinese traditional There are 300 known it with a selection of Chine- With the objective of pro- culture and a series of heri- Chinese imperial carpets in se tea throughout the pe- moting the development tage crafts as shown in the public and private collec- riod of the event. of cultural and creative in- highly acclaimed Chinese tions worldwide, 28 of whi- The intricate costumes dustries in the Greater Bay drama “Story of Yanxi Pa- ch are currently on display and accessories in “Story of Area, the gaming operator lace,” including Chinese at MGM Cotai. Yanxi Palace” will also be hosted an art symposium traditional embroidery, The curated tour allows exhibited for the very first focusing on intangible Kunqu opera and Ronghua guests to appreciate their time in Macau, showing cultural heritage at MGM (crafted velvet flowers). exquisite craftsmanship the delicacy of the Chinese Theater. Professionals Locals and visitors can and learn about the his- traditional embroidery art from various cultural dis- explore Chinese traditional toric symbolism behind to the public. ciplines shared their insi- culture through art tours, a such precious pieces, and Couture pieces on show ghts on how to integrate costume exhibition and an also allows them to catch include costumes worn Chinese intangible cultural art symposium from now a glimpse of the lifestyle of in the drama by Emperor heritage into modern crea- till Dec. 31. ancient Chinese royals. 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