What does Junfeng Boo do?

Junfeng Boo, born in Singapore on April 12, 1983, is a film director and screenwriter in Singapore. He graduated from Yi 'an Institute of Technology and La Salle Art Institute successively.

In p>24, Junfeng Boo started his film career by directing his first short film, Family Portrait. In 27, he directed the short film "Gadong Fugue", which won the special prize of the jury of the 2th Singapore International Film Festival. In 28, he won the Best Film and Director Award at the 21st Singapore International Film Festival for his short film San. In 29, Junfeng Boo won the Singapore Young Artist Award.

In 21, he wrote and directed his first feature film, Shacheng, which was rated as one of the most representative films in Asia in 21 by The Wall Street Journal. In 211, Junfeng Boo won the Singapore Outstanding Youth Award. In 216, he directed the feature film Prison Police, which was shortlisted for the "One Concern" unit of the 69th Cannes Film Festival. In 218, the created feature film script "Sovereignty" was shortlisted for the Golden Horse Venture Capital Conference.

Chinese name: Junfeng Boo

mbth: BooJunfeng

Nationality: Singapore

Place of birth: Singapore

Date of birth: April 12, 1983

Occupation: director, screenwriter

Graduate school: Nanyang Technological University, La Salle Art Institute

Representative works: Shacheng. The film won the Best Film and Outstanding Contribution Award at the 18th Singapore International Film Festival. In 27, he directed the short film "Gadong Fugue", which won the special prize of the jury of the 2th Singapore International Film Festival. In 28, he directed the short film San, which won the best film at the 21st Singapore International Film Festival, and he also won the best director award for it. In 29, the short film Jungle Bay was shortlisted for the 59th Berlin Film Festival. In the same year, Junfeng Boo won the Singapore Young Artist Award.

In 21, he wrote and directed his first feature film "Sand City", which premiered in the "Critics Week" unit of the 63rd Cannes Film Festival, and was selected for Toronto International Film Festival, Busan International Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival and many other film festivals, and was rated as one of the "most representative films in Asia in 21" by The Wall Street Journal. In 211, Junfeng Boo won the Singapore Outstanding Youth Award.

In p>215, he directed the short film Parting, which is a part of the feature film Seven Letters. In 216, he directed the feature film Prison Police, which was shortlisted for the "One Concern" unit of the 69th Cannes Film Festival, and he also won the "Asian Rising Star Award" of Busan International Film Festival and the Best Director Award of Vietnam International Film Festival. In 218, the created feature film script "Sovereignty" was shortlisted for the Golden Horse Venture Capital Conference.

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Character evaluation

Junfeng Boo speaks softly, and he is always cautious and takes what he says seriously. He is a leading figure in Singapore's film industry, but he keeps a low profile and always tries to avoid attracting too much attention. Junfeng Boo's feature film debut "Shacheng" caused a sensation in the industry, which is a sensitive and personalized work. The feature film Seven Letters, which he co-produced with six other well-known Singaporean filmmakers, touched the hearts of Singaporeans. It is a highly anticipated film project for Singapore's SG5 celebration. The feature film Prison Police directed by him aims to explore the real world of human beings, and it is a fascinating film. (comments by mother and LUXUO)