Director
Huang Ming-Cheng (1970-) is a director. He graduated from Graduate Institute of Documentary & Film Archiving, Tainan National University of the Arts. He was an artist-in-residence at an international artist village in Paris and has taught at Dayeh University. With "Too Young", he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Short Film; with "Birdland", he won the million-dollar Grand Prize (the independent filmmaking category) at Taipei Film Awards. He also directed "Wansei Back Home", "Two Idiots", and "In Search of a Mixed Identity".
Awards
2001 The 24th Golden Harvest Awards Best Short Film "Birdland"
2000 The 3rd Taipei Film Awards Independent Filmmaking Competition _Grand-Prize "Birdland"
1998 The 21st Golden Harvest Awards Best Narrative Short Film "Too Young"
1997 The 34th Golden Horse Awards Best Live Action Short Film "Too Young"
Nominations
2015 The 52nd Golden Horse Awards Best Documentary Feature "Wansei Back Home"
2001 The 14th Tokyo International Film Festival "Birdland"
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| 2024 | In Search of a Mixed Identity |
| 2015 | Wansei Back Home |
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2016 Osaka Asian Film Festival-Opening Film, Audience Award
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| 2015 | Two Idiots |
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2016 Taipei Film Festival-Best Narrative Feature
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| 2012 | The Third Wish |
| 2000 | BIRDLAND |
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2000 Taipei Film Award, Grand Prize
2001 The 24th Golden Harvest Awards for Short Film and Video, Excellent Short Film 2001 The South Taiwan Film & Video Festival 2001 2001 The 2nd Jeonju International Film Festival 2001 The 25th Hong Kong International Film Festival 2001 The 20th Vancouver International Film Festival 2001 The 14th Tokyo International Film Festival |
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