Home Video

In Home Video, Yang Lina presents an intimate look at her family, focusing on the impact of her parents' divorce. By engaging her father, mother, and younger brother with questions, she uncovers gaps in their memories and perspectives. The film uniquely blends personal narrative with documentary filmmaking, inviting viewers to reflect on their own familial relationships.

The latter part of the documentary shifts to the family's responses as they view themselves on screen. This meta-narrative approach adds depth to the exploration of memory and identity, making it a compelling watch for those interested in personal storytelling in cinema. Home Video stands apart within the documentary genre for its personal lens and emotional resonance, appealing to collectors who appreciate thought-provoking works in the realm of personal documentaries.