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A momentary encounter evokes both a sense of fondness and bitterness of the heart. Moving and lyrical, the film’s Hong Kong backdrop heightens the emotive narration. “Sometimes, I feel like a locust that’s lost from the crowd…” An evocative visual poem that won 2nd prize at Busan Asian Short Film Festival 2004.

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What is Locust (2003) about?

A momentary encounter evokes both a sense of fondness and bitterness of the heart. Moving and lyrical, the film’s Hong Kong backdrop heightens the emotive narration. “Sometimes, I feel like a locust that’s lost from the crowd…” An evocative visual poem that won 2nd prize at Busan Asian Short Film Festival 2004.

How long is Locust?

Locust has a runtime of 4 min and premiered in 2003.

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