Interview with Lo Ting: An Oral History Project

The film follows Lee Sin-yu as she embarks on a journey to document her friend’s grandfather, who struggles with dementia and often mentions his wife, "Lo Ting". This quest leads her to the fishing village of Tap Mun, where she uncovers unsettling truths about the enigmatic figure of Lo Ting, hidden within the fabric of local history.

As a drama, the film taps into the complexities of memory and storytelling, showcasing how personal narratives can intertwine with cultural folklore. It presents a thoughtful exploration of the past and its impact on the present, set against the backdrop of a unique community.

Featuring performances by Ning Chan and Mo Lai Yan Chi, the film is a significant example of the creative potential within the mockumentary genre. It employs a found footage approach that adds a layer of authenticity to the storytelling and invites viewers to reflect on the nature of history and memory.