Interview with Zhang Chong, Director of SuperMe

Last Updated on 2020/12/25

Zhang Chong was highly motivated to become a director since his beginning at the Beijing Film Academy.

After his studies, he started a career as a screenwriter and producer for famous Chinese television programs. This experience has enriched his knowledge and skills in the film industry, both in terms of resource organization and techniques. In this way, his approach to directing his debut film is pleasant and also rich in quality. Super Me is his first film as a director. In his film, we can see numerous influences from various origins including literature, psychology, psychoanalysis, such as Freud, Jung, and Borges. The film tells of a journey into the depths of the mind and daily internal struggles. A film where genres such as science fiction, romance, comedy, action, fantasy, adventure, and psychological thriller meet and combine.

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