King of Peking

When the DVD fever hits hard, a former film projectionist begins a risky scheme with his son.

A love letter to cinema and tradition, inspired by European and American classics (it has several references, whether in names, posters or soundtrack), and in particular in one of my favorite films ever, Cinema Paradiso.

The start of the story seems to show someone (Big Wong) who just does what he does to make money, but as all the personal drama becomes evident, we can find that there's love for the art, both from the father and the son (Little Wong).

The fact that there is no background story for the characters makes it more difficult to create a connection with them, but still, the plot has a decent structure, capable of gripping, and hits the "emotion button" at key moments in the narrative.