CHROMA 11

An immersive virtual reality experience based on the true story of lost love, aiming to reunite a torn-apart couple by means of digital media and the power of memories.

14:00–21:00, 16 to 19 March, BFI Southbank
Free, no booking required

  • By

    Tsang Tsui-Shan

  • Producers

    Kattie Fan, Teresa Kwong

  • Performers

    Ix Wong Thien-pau, Aaron Khek Ah-hock

  • Hong Kong (S.A.R. of China) 2022. 13min

  • Language

    Cantonese and English (no subtitles)

Based on a true story of lost love, this immersive virtual reality experience reunites a gay couple by means of digital media and the power of memories. Ix Wong Thien-pau (Malaysia) and Aaron Khek Ah Hock (Singapore) worked as a dance duo for many years, sharing their joint love and passion for their art. During the filming of Tsang Tsui-shan’s Ward 11, a short documentary about their work, Aaron passed away. As an extension of the film, the beautiful and poignant Chroma 11 envisions a reunion of the two lovers in the form of a dance duet through clips of rearranged memories and volumetric video.

Ulrich Schrauth

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