“So I was researching, looking for different subject matters, and then I discovered this book!” He introduces Dr. “I wanted to write a Cantonese movie,” Yeung muses over our Zoom interview.
Roar Writer Karen Ng spoke to the director and screenwriter about the film’s message and the LGBTQ+ community in Hong Kong.
Ray Yeung presents their realities in a poignant light that reflects the themes of suppression, secrecy, freedom and responsibility. The film is an unprecedented exploration of the everyday lives and unique experiences of elderly gay men in Hong Kong. Ray Yeung’s latest award-winning movie Suk Suk (叔.叔) depicts a tender relationship between two patriarchs of heterosexual households, with their familial relationships playing an important role in the film. Part 1 discusses Yeung’s inspirations and the real life stories that influenced the film. In this three-part article, Roar writer Karen Ng interviews Ray Yeung, the director of Suk Suk.