Wayne Yung Collection

Canada/Germany, 1994-2006, 87 min.


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Wayne Yung was born in Canada in 1971 to a family of Chinese immigrants. He grew up in Vancouver and has lived in Hong Kong, Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne. He's an actor, screenwriter and a video artist who explores subjects related to his Chinese-Canadian identity from a queer perspective. Since his first film in 1994, Wayne has presented his films in film festivals around the world. TLVFest is proud to present a unique selection of his films. Wayne Yung is a special guest at this year's festival.

Peter Fucking Wayne Fucking Peter
1994, 4:31 min.
A queer love letter using poetry and sexual imagery to describe the romantic tensions caused by differences in age, race, and HIV status.

Search Engine
1999, 4:08 min.
An Asian gay man uses technology to remember his past partners, and to find his future partner.

Field Guide to Western Wildflowers
2000, 5:37 min.
First kiss with an Asian man.

My Heart the Travel Agent
2002, 1:30 min
A dream about subways and foreign boyfriends.

1000 Cumshots
2003, 1 min.
A fast-paced meditation on race and gay pornography.

The Queen's Cantonese parts 1, 2, 3
1998, 32:41 min.
A queer Cantonese parody of language instructional tapes.

Chopstick Bloody Chopstick
2001, 14:19 min.
Homogore slasher flick meets experimental identity tape.

My German Boyfriend
2004, 18:29 min.
A gay Chinese-Canadian encounters ethnic stereotypes as he seeks his ideal boyfriend in Berlin.

Miss Popularity
2006, 6:20 min.
A gay man uses archival footage to describe how he juggles the demands of multiple relationships.