Moxie Peng is an independent filmmaker and scriptwriter born in 1987 in Hunan, China, who came to Beijing after graduating with a Bachelor Degree in Chinese Literature. His works are deeply engrained with his own style. Some of them are humorous and sarcastic while others are refreshingly touching. Regardless of the subject matter, he is always trying to find a new narrative to explore a more creative way of filmmaking.

 

His works include:

 

48Hour Film Project:  Gone (2011), Tiger Lily (2012)

Queer short:  3 L Affairs (2011)

Mini Documentaries: Micro Search (2012), From Me to We, Five Years with Beijing LGBT Center (2013).

 

His works have been selected to show at “5th Queer Film Festival Beijing”, “Asian Cinema Week 2013, UCCA” (Organized by JUE and Electronic Shadows) and “BarCamp Beijing, Q1 2013”. His documentary Micro Search has been shown on the landing page of iQiyi.com and generated over 1,000,000 hits.

 

Currently, Moxie is working on several TV commercials, while engaged in pre-production for his next queer film My 17 Gay Friends. This experimental film is a commentary on Beijing’s gay community that dares to explore awkward and embarrassing situations, simultaneously poking fun at and breaking down gay stereotypes. 

 

彭陌勰，独立电影导演及编剧，1987年生于中国湖南。大学主修中文。毕业后只身来到北京，开始独立电影编剧、导演生涯。其作品或幽默嘲讽，或清新感人；他的个人风格明显，总是尝试以新的叙述方式，实现电影的创意表达。

主要作品:“48小时电影计划”作品《不留》、《操之过急》；

酷儿电影短片《爱回温》；

纪录短片《微寻》、《从我到我们——北京同志中心五周年》等。

其作品受邀参加“第五届北京酷儿影展”、“尤伦斯亚洲电影周2013短片单元（由JUE 和Electronic Shadows主办）”、“北京BarCamp展映2013第一季”、纪录短片《微寻》荣登“爱奇艺”网站首页，点击量达到100万，受到广泛好评。

目前，彭陌勰正在拍摄商业广告片；并拍摄完成了他的酷儿电影作品《贵圈好乱》，这将是一部充满实验性的、关于北京同志生活群像的真实写照；彭陌勰导演不怕揭穿同志的难堪、尴尬的有趣故事，将以讽刺智趣的幽默打破对于同志的种种刻板印象。