Film Production


Luc Schaedler’s four documentaries – “A Long Way Home” (2018), “Watermarks” (2013), “Angry Monk” (2005) and “Made in Hong Kong” (1997) – explore three decades of cultural and political transformation in Hong Kong, Tibet and China. All films of go between films are freely available for home use on Streaming+DVD — together with extensive bonus material.

Artist Gao Zhen photographs people in white work uniforms standing inside narrow wooden compartments set up on a street
Two dancers stand before a blue projection of an oversized woman's face – a performance by Wen Hui
The Buddhist monk Golok Jigme sits in a chair in a modest room, speaking with expressive hand gestures
Two young monks run past ancient stone ruins, laughing and looking into the camera
A Chinese craftsman in Hong Kong works on metal lettering for a shop sign on the pavement outside a storefront
A night-time street canyon in Hong Kong with neon signs and a low-flying airplane overhead
A protagonist of the film sits by a window in a simple room, smoking as the smoke drifts through the backlight
Environmental activist Wu Dengming stands in swim trunks on a rocky bank of the Yangtze River in Chongqing, his arms spread wide


Interview with Luc Schaedler


The conversation with the filmmaker Luc Schaedler took place during the international premiere of «A Long Way Home» at the Dharamshala International Film Festival in India.