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Kenneth Bi (born March 4, 1967) is a Hong Kong-born Canadian filmmaker. He has written, directed, and acted in Canada and Hong Kong in numerous theatre and film productions.
Biography
Kenneth Bi is the son of two movie stars from the Shaw Brothers Studio, Ivy Ling Po and Chin Han. They have both starred in numerous films and also had a cameo on Kenneth Bi's first film Rice Rhapsody. Kenneth Bi graduated with Honours in Theatre/Film from Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
Career
In 1992 he won a Special Merit Award in Toronto for his CBC-Radio Drama, Rice Krinkles.
Local director/producer Teddy Robin enlisted Bi in the multi-talented capacities of actor, writer, and editor in his 1995 film Hong Kong Graffiti, and offered Bi his first chance at the big screen. In 1998 Bi line-produced Slow Fade for first time director Daniel Chan Fai which was selected into 1999 Berlin Film Festival. He garnered a second accolade in the same year with a Hong Kong Film Awards nomination for Best Original Film Score for Fruit Chan's The Longest Summer which was also an official selection at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival.
Besides working on films, Bi also took time out in 2001 to write a series of eight children's short stories for the Worldwide Fund for Nature. Entitled Lolo's Big Adventures, the series depicts a young black-faced spoonbill's migratory journeys and is aimed at educating school children on the preservation of endangered animals.
In 2002 Bi took on triple duties as assistant director, actor and story co-creator on The Runaway Pistol, one of the most critically acclaimed local films. It premiered at the Hong Kong International Film Festival and went on to receive three award nominations – Best Feature Film, Best Screenplay, and Best Director at the 39th Golden Horse Awards.
Bi's script for Rice Rhapsody was awarded Outstanding Screenplay of 1999 by the Taiwan Government Information Office. It was subsequently selected by Pusan Promotion Plan as an Official Project for PPP 2000. The film was Bi's first 35mm feature film and it appeared in theatres in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. It stars Sylvia Chang, Martin Yan, Maggie Q and Mélanie Laurent.
Rice Rhapsody premiered at the largest film festival in Asia, Pusan International Film Festival in October 2004 and was selected into competition at the Tokyo International Film Festival in the same month. It was also nominated in the Best Actress and Best Original Film Score category at the Golden Horse Awards in December 2004 in Taiwan. It has also won "Best Actress" at Newport Beach International Film Festival and won "Best First Theatrical Feature" at Worldfest, Houston International Film Festival in 2005.
His second film as director, The Drummer was released in Hong Kong on October 11, 2007. It stars Jaycee Chan, Tony Leung Ka-Fai, Angelica Lee, Roy Cheung, Josie Ho, Kenneth Tsang, Eugenia Yuan and the internationally acclaimed Chinese Zen drumming group U-Theatre. The Drummer made its North American premiere in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition section at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. It is the first film from Hong Kong and Taiwan to be selected for competition at Sundance. wiki
Director (6 credits)
2013 Kong cheng ji
2010 I Felt My Life with Both My Hands (Short)
2010 Girl$
2007 El latido del tambor
2004 Hainan ji fan
2000 Xiao qi ji (Video)
IMDB
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OK Zhan. gu (Kenneth Bi, 2007)
El latido de la montaña / The Drummer Ficha Técnica: Título original: Zhan Gu Año: 2007 País: Hong Kong, Taiwán, Alemania Género: Drama. Crimen Dirección: Kenneth Bi Guión: Kenneth Bi Duración: 119 min Reparto: Jaycee Chan, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Angelica Lee, Roy Cheung, Josie Ho, Kenneth Tsang, Hei-Yi Cheng, Ruo-Yu Liu, Chih-Chun Huang, Eugenia Yuan, Glen Chin Datos del archivo: Idioma: Mandarin con subs en español e inglés (srt) Calidad: DVDRip Resolución: 672x368 Formato: AVI Tamaño: 700 MB + 696 MB Sinopsis: Sid, hijo de un importante jefe mafioso de Hong Kong, se ve obligado a huir a las montañas de Taiwán. Allí entra en contacto con los miembros de una pequeña comunidad que vive entregada a perfeccionar la mente y el cuerpo mientras se entrenan con dureza y disciplina. Son además, consumados músicos de los tambores zen, un arte milenario que procede de China. Sid llega a ser uno más de esta comunidad, hasta que un día llegan noticias de Hong Kong: su familia está inmersa en una lucha entre bandas y lo necesitan. Sid tendrá que elegir entre la lealtad a los suyos y el sistema de valores recién aprendido. (FILMAFFINITY) 2008: Festival de Sundance: Nominada al Gran Premio del Jurado - World Cinema
El latido de la montaña / The Drummer Ficha Técnica: Título original: Zhan Gu Año: 2007 País: Hong Kong, Taiwán, Alemania Género: Drama. Crimen Dirección: Kenneth Bi Guión: Kenneth Bi Duración: 119 min Reparto: Jaycee Chan, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Angelica Lee, Roy Cheung, Josie Ho, Kenneth Tsang, Hei-Yi Cheng, Ruo-Yu Liu, Chih-Chun Huang, Eugenia Yuan, Glen Chin Datos del archivo: Idioma: Mandarin con subs en español e inglés (srt) Calidad: DVDRip Resolución: 672x368 Formato: AVI Tamaño: 700 MB + 696 MB Sinopsis: Sid, hijo de un importante jefe mafioso de Hong Kong, se ve obligado a huir a las montañas de Taiwán. Allí entra en contacto con los miembros de una pequeña comunidad que vive entregada a perfeccionar la mente y el cuerpo mientras se entrenan con dureza y disciplina. Son además, consumados músicos de los tambores zen, un arte milenario que procede de China. Sid llega a ser uno más de esta comunidad, hasta que un día llegan noticias de Hong Kong: su familia está inmersa en una lucha entre bandas y lo necesitan. Sid tendrá que elegir entre la lealtad a los suyos y el sistema de valores recién aprendido. (FILMAFFINITY) 2008: Festival de Sundance: Nominada al Gran Premio del Jurado - World Cinema