S. Louisa Wei is a renowned Hong Kong-based filmmaker, esteemed member of the Hong Kong Directors' Guild since 2018, and a multifaceted creative force in the realm of documentary filmmaking.
As a writer, Wei has co-authored two dramatic features and seven documentaries, showcasing her versatility and knack for crafting compelling narratives.
As a director, she has helmed four documentary features and three TV documentaries, demonstrating her mastery of the medium and her ability to convey complex historical subjects in a clear and engaging manner.
In addition to her directorial efforts, Wei has co-produced two feature documentaries, further expanding her scope and influence within the industry.
Throughout her career, Wei has developed a specialization in documentaries with historical subjects, earning her a reputation for producing high-quality, thought-provoking films that resonate with both the media and academic circles.
Her works have garnered widespread acclaim, with many of her films selected for competition and screening at esteemed film festivals worldwide, including the IDFA, Hong Kong International Film Festival, Shanghai International Film Festival, CAAM Festival, Beijing International Film Festival, San Diego Asian Film Festival, and others.
Wei's films have also been honored with prominent slots as opening and closing films at events such as the Woman Make Wave Film Festival, DC Chinese Film Festival, and others.
New York-based Women Make Movies has further expanded the reach of Wei's work, distributing her feature films Golden Gate Girls and Havana Divas in North America and beyond, cementing her status as a leading figure in the world of documentary filmmaking.
