Fly Me to the Moon

Sasha Chuk

Rising filmmaker Sasha Chuk wrote, directed, and stars in an acclaimed feature debut that spans two turbulent decades in the lives of two Hunanese sisters as they navigate the tempestuous waters of immigration, adolescence, and the search for self in Hong Kong.

DIRECTOR
Sasha Chuk
YEAR
2023
COUNTRY
Hong Kong
RUNTIME
113 minutes
LANGUAGE
Cantonese, Mandarin, Hunan dialect, and Japanese with English subtitles

Q&A with Sasha Chuk

Rising filmmaker Sasha Chuk wrote, directed, and stars in this acclaimed feature debut adapted from her own semi-autographical novella. Starting in 1997, a turning point in Hong Kong history, the narrative spans two turbulent decades in the lives of two Hunanese sisters. As young girls, they move to Hong Kong with their mother to reunite with their father. Their hopes for a bright future in the bustling metropolis are soon all but dashed by his criminal lifestyle. Undaunted, they navigate the tempestuous waters of immigration, adolescence, and the search for self in a city caught between two worlds.

Produced by Stanley Kwan and featuring a heart-wrenching turn by Wu Kang-ren (Abang Adik, NYAFF 2023 Uncaged Award Winner for Best Film) as the delinquent dad, and a breakthrough performance by newcomer Yoyo Tse, Fly Me to the Moon is a stunning achievement that marks the arrival of a major new talent in world cinema.

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