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The Mountains Are a Dream That Call to Me
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About
The Annapurna Mountains in Nepal set the stage for the quiet intersection of two travelers heading in different directions. Tukten, a young Nepali man, is on his way to Dubai for new opportunities when he meets Hannah, an elderly Australian woman trekking on her own. Their encounter ends up being the momentary interruption they both didn’t know they needed.
Cedric Cheung-Lau’s evocative debut feature is a quiet cinematic meditation. The sounding of bells signals the entry into another space—one best experienced by giving in to the sumptuous rhythms of the film. Light and sound are masterfully used to immerse viewers in the beauty of the landscape. Carefully composed and held scenes allow action to reveal itself, while light and darkness engulf the characters throughout their journeys of self-discovery. The mountains hold an inspirational presence, expansive and in the distance but a reassurance to them both. Cheung-Lau captures how a place can be shared and simultaneously awaken personal transcendent experiences.
YEAR 2019
CATEGORY NEXT
COUNTRY U.S.A.
RUN TIME 94 min
LANGUAGE English and Nepali
SUBTITLES Yes with English subtitles
COMPANY Rathaus Films LLC
WEBSITE http://www.rathausfilms.com
EMAIL christine.hsu@caa.com
PHONE (917) 773-2589
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Artist Bio
Cedric Cheung-LauCedric Cheung-Lau is a New York–based filmmaker. The Mountains Are a Dream That Call to Me is his first feature. Previously, Cheung-Lau directed the short Topography of a Hotel, which had its premiere at the 2015 Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. He has also been the chief lighting technician on a number of critically acclaimed films, such as A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Love After Love, Christine, and Patti Cake$.