Affection 2017
Directed by Mandrew Kwan Man-Hin, *Affection* (2017) is a poignant short drama that delves into the quiet struggles of Jessie, a high school prodigy nicknamed 'Queen Chess' for her mastery of the ancient board game Go.
Director: Mandrew Kwan Man-Hin
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Affection (2017) about?
This short drama follows Jessie, a gifted high school student whose passion for Go earns her the nickname 'Queen Chess,' but leaves her feeling increasingly detached from her own life. As she navigates the pressures of perfection, her relationship with her boyfriend and the allure of late-night gaming highlight her search for something more meaningful.
Who directed Affection?
Mandrew Kwan Man-Hin directed *Affection*, crafting a visually striking and emotionally resonant short film.
Who stars in Affection?
The film features Neo Yau as Jessie's boyfriend and Jessica Wong in the lead role as Jessie, the 'Queen Chess.'
Is Affection (2017) worth watching?
While *Affection* is a short film without an IMDb rating, its thoughtful exploration of ambition and loneliness makes it a compelling watch for fans of intimate, character-driven dramas. The atmospheric storytelling and strong performances elevate it beyond typical teen romance fare.
How long is Affection?
Affection runs for 25 minutes.
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About Affection (2017) — A Short Drama on Ambition and Loneliness
Directed by Mandrew Kwan Man-Hin, *Affection* (2017) is a poignant short drama that delves into the quiet struggles of Jessie, a high school prodigy nicknamed 'Queen Chess' for her mastery of the ancient board game Go. Balancing grueling practice sessions with late-night gaming marathons, Jessie's life at the intersection of discipline and escapism feels eerily familiar in today's digital age. Through the lens of this intimate story, the film explores themes of isolation, ambition, and the unexpected bonds that form when we let our guard down.
Starring Neo Yau and Jessica Wong, *Affection* weaves together a tender romance with the stark contrast of a solitary hobby that both defines and traps its protagonist. The 25-minute runtime allows for a focused, atmospheric journey that lingers long after the credits roll, capturing the bittersweet tension between achievement and longing.