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Honey Pupu (Film)

Honey Pupu is a 2011 Taiwanese Mandarin-language dramatic film directed by Hung-I Chen, who also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Fu-jin Lam. The feature has a runtime of 102 minutes and received its world premiere at the 35th Hong Kong International Film Festival.

Promotional poster for Honey Pupu showing cast members
Promotional poster for Honey Pupu

Plot

The narrative follows a woman searching for her boyfriend after he disappears on New Year's Day. In her search, she navigates a website he created, missing.com/ing, and encounters various individuals along the way.

Cast

Still image from Honey Pupu
Still image from the film

Release and Film Festival Screenings

Honey Pupu premiered globally on March 23, 2011, at the Hong Kong International Film Festival and was subsequently released on April 29, 2011. The film was screened at numerous international festivals, including:

  • 35th Hong Kong International Film Festival (March 20–April 5, 2011) – World Premiere
  • 15th Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (July 14–24, 2011) – Korean Premiere
  • 30th Vancouver International Film Festival (September 29–October 14, 2011) – North American Premiere
  • 22nd Stockholm International Film Festival (November 9–20, 2011) – Nordic Premiere
  • 26th Fribourg International Film Festival (March 24–31, 2012) – Swiss Premiere
  • 11th New York Asian Film Festival (June 29–July 15, 2012) – New York Premiere
  • 16th Fantasia Film Festival (July 19–August 9, 2012) – Quebec Premiere
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