Such A Girl Like Me

In this 16-minute film, Sum-yin, a mortuary cosmetologist, faces the emotional turmoil stemming from her unique profession. While she skillfully provides beauty services that comfort grieving families, her own struggles create a sense of isolation and self-consciousness about her work. The film delves into her complex relationship with her boyfriend Kwan, who remains oblivious to the depths of her pain.

The narrative is an adaptation of literary work by Xi Xi, exploring themes of love, loss, and the impact of death on personal identity. The film's poignant storytelling and character depth make it an interesting watch for those who appreciate drama and literary adaptations. Its Hong Kong production background, supported by the Fresh Wave and the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, adds to its cultural significance.