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Hey Pepper_UHT, thanks for passing the word and posting my thread from hmongblog. I appreciate it.
Hi all...thanks for your kind words, comments, and feedbacks. Whether it be positive or negative...I will take your words into considerations and improve my movies to the best of my abilities. For those of you who expects high quality and "Hollywood" type of movies from Hmong film makers like me or others...you will have to be patient. Someone talented will come along someday and do justice to all the trash talking and take Hmong movies to the "Hollywood" level...as for now, I'm trying my best to do what I love...and climb that mountain...one small step at a time.
I appreciate many of you who see me as one of the better Hmong movie directors but I am by no means the best nor the No 1 guy. There are many talented Hmong visual story tellers out there. Some, we just haven't discover them yet...that's all. As long as You watch my movies and give me credit for trying...then that's good enough for me.
As for the release of "The Forest Keeper"...I don't have a set date yet. I may submit the movie to film festivals first and then release it in DVD to the Hmong communities afterward. That's if everything goes as planned.
Right now I'm working on the script and hope to begin production in early summer 2006. I will keep you guys posted.
I hope you guys don't get the wrong impressions that Hmong people can not come up with their own stories. We may be behind...but I think we are catching up...and getting there.
MOUA LEE
Hi all...thanks for your kind words, comments, and feedbacks. Whether it be positive or negative...I will take your words into considerations and improve my movies to the best of my abilities. For those of you who expects high quality and "Hollywood" type of movies from Hmong film makers like me or others...you will have to be patient. Someone talented will come along someday and do justice to all the trash talking and take Hmong movies to the "Hollywood" level...as for now, I'm trying my best to do what I love...and climb that mountain...one small step at a time.
I appreciate many of you who see me as one of the better Hmong movie directors but I am by no means the best nor the No 1 guy. There are many talented Hmong visual story tellers out there. Some, we just haven't discover them yet...that's all. As long as You watch my movies and give me credit for trying...then that's good enough for me.
As for the release of "The Forest Keeper"...I don't have a set date yet. I may submit the movie to film festivals first and then release it in DVD to the Hmong communities afterward. That's if everything goes as planned.
Right now I'm working on the script and hope to begin production in early summer 2006. I will keep you guys posted.
nancyvang, you really know your Thai movies...I will have to tell you guys that I have never heard of the Thai movie called "Spirit of the Forest" and I've never seen it. "The Forest Keeper" will be original work with a storyline that will surprise you guys. I cannot give you much more details. It will spoil the story.A suspense/thriller type movie meaning a Ghost movie? “The Forest Keeper� doesn’t that remind me of thai movie “Spirt of the Forest� I might be wrong but it sounds alike.
I hope you guys don't get the wrong impressions that Hmong people can not come up with their own stories. We may be behind...but I think we are catching up...and getting there.
MOUA LEE