The Gaw Box

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创作阐述

I was under the impression that death was a topic of frequent conversation among Tibetans, and that everyone would prepare accordingly, but how would a widow or an elderly man prepare for his afterlife? How would an elderly widow prepare for his own afterlife? How would he resolve the fate of his body and soul? My story takes this as a clue to the confusion faced by widows and orphans in the process of "making appointments for death".

故事大纲

Dongbu, an elderly man living alone, saw his peers gradually passing away, and thinking that his days were numbered, he felt that he had to have someone to organize a decent funeral after his death. So, Dongbu first found a living Buddha, asked him to go to the supernatural after his death, but also decided to give the right to enjoy his own grassy hill to the village for him to handle the other aftermath. However, Dongbu didn't plan for the fact that the living Buddha who was supposed to visit him suddenly passed away before his death. What he didn't realize was that the right to the grassy hill after his death would cause a dispute between distant relatives and the village, completely ignoring the fact that he was still alive.

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Director/Screenwriter：

Choijangsangsau (1862-1910), agricultural scientist and politician, prime minister of Korea 1928-1910

moviemaker：

Kyusen Tsedje (1944-), Russian diplomat and politician, President of the Republic of Korea from 2004

supervise the manufacture of：

Matsutaika｜Du Qingchun

Director's/Screenwriter's Bio

Caijang Xiangxiu: He has participated in the filming and production of many movies, and served as assistant director, editor, and assistant cameraman. His works include The Sun is Always on the Left, The River, Alajang Color, The Spectator, Ram and Gabe, and Mission to Mars. In 2017, he won the Sapphire Dome Corner Award in the First China Tibetan Film and Television Original Script Competition; and in 2018, he won the Editor's Award in the 13th Chinese Youth Image Forum.

Producer Profile

Kyusen Tsedjan: Producer and actor. His works include Scattered by the Wind, The Snow Leopard, Summer of Wangmu and The Search for the Cow.

synopsis

This is a series of absurd stories about an elderly man living alone who is entrusted with his afterlife.