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Juno Hong Brings Autobiographical Debut ‘Only the Moon Knows’ to Shanghai Project Market: ‘Loneliness Is a Universal Human Condition’

Juno Hong Brings Autobiographical Debut ‘Only the Moon Knows’ to Shanghai Project Market: ‘Loneliness Is a Universal Human Condition’

Juno Hong presented her debut feature film, "Only the Moon Knows," at the Shanghai International Film Festival's SIFF Project market this week, where it was selected as one of three international co-production projects. The film follows Cheng Jun, a Chinese international student working the night shift at a 24-hour convenience store, exploring themes of loneliness and the universal human condition. Hong stated that "loneliness is a universal human condition" in relation to the film's narrative. The SIFF Project aims to foster international collaborations and provide a platform for emerging filmmakers. "Only the Moon Knows" was among a curated selection of projects seeking co-production partners and distribution deals. The festival's market component is a key event for the global film industry, connecting filmmakers with financiers and distributors. Hong's selection highlights the growing international interest in Chinese storytelling and independent cinema.

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