PROJECTS: INCONVENIENCE (to buy tickets for the Vancouver Internatioanl Film Festival 2005 click here!)

InConvenience is a twelve-minute short film that was filmed on 35mm film and will have worldwide/immense exposure. The film takes place solely in a convenience store and is a story about a lonely convenience store owner, Henry, who has found a winning lottery ticket. He soon becomes convinced that people are after his ‘fortune’ and locks himself in the store to hide from the world outside. His inner voice takes over his mind and he becomes extremely paranoid. Just when he can sink no lower, the outside world finally forces Henry to make a decision.

InConvenience finished filming the end of January 2005 and is currently in post production. This film Features Chang Tseng a famous talented Chinese actor, and is being produced by Freshly brewed productions, Co-produced by Erika Tse, Anita and Ronald Ng. Directed by John Penhall, an established film professional in Vancouver. John previously made the short film, “The Bed” (2002), which has been invited to over 20 festivals, including, Vancouver, Montréal, Palm Spring, Cleveland, Newport, Beach, Victoria, the Pacific North West in Portland, Melbourne, Feruigera da Foz in Lisbon and Oxford, where it won best Short.The Bed was also nominated for six Leo awards, including Best Short, Best Direction, Best Screenwriting, Best actress, Best Cinematography and Best Production Design.