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The Horrible Thirty: Me, My Father and Richard the Tiger

Rina B. Tsou

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Rina B. Tsou, The Horrible Thirty: Me, My Father and Richard the Tiger (still), 2018.

Festival Forum: Images Festival 2021 The Horrible Thirty: Me, My Father and Richard the Tiger
Rina B. Tsou
2018

20 Minutes
Taiwan

Festival Forum

Date
May 29–June 11, 2021

Join us on e-flux Video & Film for an online screening of Rina B. Tsou’s The Horrible Thirty: Me, My Father and Richard the Tiger (2018), presented as part of our special feature of Images Festival 2021, and among the six films picked by the festival programmers for e-flux audiences.

As she nears the age of thirty, Rina tries to find, with some difficulty, a path to becoming a film director. This year, her father, Richard, whom she misses dearly, sends his Chinese zodiac sign, the tiger, to silently listen and follow his daughter through her unsteady sounds of life. Through the medium of film, we distantly imagine what the world was like in the 1950s, when he himself was thirty.

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This special feature of Images Festival 2021 presents films by Rossella Biscotti, Grau, Darol Olu Kae, Nour Ouayda, Suneil Sanzgiri, and Rina B. Tsou, screening on e-flux Video & Film for two weeks from Saturday, May 29 through Friday, June 11; as well as a conversation with festival programmers Alia Ayman, Robert Lee, and Yasmin Nurming-Por moderated by e-flux’s Lukas Brasiskis. Watch them here.

The program is part of the series Festival Forum on e-flux Video & Film, presenting collaborations with established and emerging moving-image festivals from around the world.

For more information, contact program [​at​] e-flux.com.

Category
Film
Subject
Documentary, Experimental Film, Time, Family, Animals, Human - Nonhuman Relations
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