14th New York Asian Film Festival

Jun 26 - Jul 11, 2015

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New York Premiere

It's Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong

Set among Hong Kong's expat community, where foreigners can live for 10, 20, or even 30 years without ever putting down roots, It's Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong is a look at a world that isn't the West, but it isn't the East either. Starring Bryan Greenberg (One Tree Hill) and Jamie Chung (Sucker Punch, Eden, The Man with the Iron Fists) as two kids in their early 30s who cross paths in Hong Kong one night and walk and talk, it's that rare movie about the spaces in between: they're in Hong Kong, but not of Hong Kong; they're flirting, but not dating; they're in relationships, but not bound to them; they're adults, but they act like kids. Like Hong Kong, they exist in a constant state of uncertainty where it feels like at any minute, everything will suddenly change forever, but not yet. Maybe tomorrow. Maybe in Hong Kong.

Director: Emily Ting
Cast: Richard Ng, Bryan Greenberg, Jamie Chung
Languages: English
2014; 78 min.; DCP

SCHEDULE:

Sunday June 28, 6:45pm
Film Society of Lincoln Center

Director Emily Ting, and actors Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg will attend the screening.

Emily Ting

A producer of numerous award-winning short and feature films, Emily Ting has had her films picked up by everyone from the Documentary Channel to Sony Pictures Classics. It's Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong is the first narrative feature film she's directed, written, and produced.

Bryan Greenberg

A musician and an actor, Bryan Greenberg is best known for HBO’s acclaimed series, Unscripted, How to Make It In America, and One Tree Hill. His songs have appeared on Unscripted, Nobel Son, and October Road.

Jamie Chung

The daughter of Korean parents, Jamie Chung's break came in 2004 when she was working in a sports bar where MTV held auditions for The Real World. She wound up appearing in the San Diego-based 14th season. Chung went on to successfully launch an acting career, making her debut with a small part in Veronica Mars. She has appeared in The Hangover 2 & 3, The Man with the Iron Fist, and Sucker Punch. She received critical acclaim for the indie film Eden, for which she won the Special Jury Award at SXSW.