唐艺： 短片放映会+听歌会

​Join us on the evening of January 16th for an exclusive screening and discussion with Cannes Palme d’Or-winning director and writer Tang Yi. We’ll be showcasing four of her acclaimed short films: Blackgoat, Ashes, All the Crows in the World, and Yokelan, 66. But this is more than just a screening event—it could even become one of Tang Yi’s late-night improv. Did you know before Tang Yi became a filmmaker, she was a singer discovered by Anthony Wong Yiu Ming, and before her music career, she was a good student studied accounting! Stick around for a creators‘ happy hour with Tang Yi. This is a chance to hear Yi talk about her filmmaking, music, changing careers, and traveling the world, all the fascinating behind-the-scenes stories. Sign up now with qr code in the poster or link in the bio.

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​Tang Yi was born and raised in Fuzhou, China. She moved to Hong Kong for college to study accounting. During her studies, she discovered her passion for the arts and initially pursued a career in music. After graduation, she landed a record deal with Universal Hong Kong as a singer-songwriter. She released her debut EP Seriously in 2015 and peaked on Hong Kong iTunes chart during the release week. In 2016, she applied to NYU Tisch School of the Arts with a music video and was awarded a scholarship. In 2021, her second short film, All the Crows in the World, won the Short Film Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

​Tang Yi considers herself a cinema nomad. She is a recent participant at La Residence du Festival in Paris, along with the Torino ScriptLab and Berlinale Script Station. Her Yi’s works focus on telling stories about women, underrepresented groups, and social issues. She captures these themes through a subversive, darkly comedic film lens, which is a signature style of hers.