They Say the Moon Is Fuller Here

In the early 1980s, Clara Law Cheuk-yiu transitioned from her role as a producer at Radio Television Hong Kong to pursue filmmaking at the National Film and Television School in the UK. Her graduation project, They Say the Moon Is Fuller Here, evolved into a feature-length film. The film not only highlights her directorial talent but also earned recognition, winning the Silver Plaque award at the 1985 Chicago Film Festival.

As a drama, this film reflects the personal and cultural narratives that often characterize Law's work. Collectors interested in international cinema or the evolution of female directors in the film industry will find value in this title. The film represents an important moment in Law's career and the broader landscape of cinema during the 1980s.