Yesterday’s Play
The son in this film is 24 yet he is unemployed and does not help out around the house, a situation which proves to be a source of distress to his longsuffering mother. In the course of the film, his inner thoughts and feelings are portrayed as she berates him, shedding light on the love-hate relationship between them.
- Director: Ryan Tan Wei Liang
- Runtime: 4m0s
- Genre: Fiction
- Rating: PG
- Availability: library@esplanade
- Accession No: 2007-D-0588
- Subtitles: English
- Release Year: 2005
- Producer: Vivienna Ng
- Language: Hokkien, Mandarin
- Production Country: Singapore
Cast List:
- Glenn Koh, Angeline Chan, Zechariah Koh
Crew:
- Writer/Director - Ryan Tan
- Producer - Vivienna Ng
- Assistant Director - Angeline Zhu
- Director of Photography - Jessie Wee
- Gaffer/Editor - Robin Ong
- Sound Engineer - Sireena Akbar
- Boom Operator - Huang Sze Jia
Keywords:
- Relationships: Mother/Son
- Activities: Nagging, Eating, Nitpicking, Complaining, Household Chores
- People: Good-for-nothing, Bum
- Themes: Familial Love, Filial Piety, Emotional Barriers, Estrangement, Neglect, Forgiveness, Apology
- Emotions: Resentment, Frustration, Apathy, Anger, Love, Vexation, Indifference
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