Mina Shum Biography

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Mina Shum (æ²?å°?è?¾; pinyin: ShÄ?n XiÇ?oyì) (born 1966 in Hong Kong) and is an independent Canadian filmmaker. She is director resident at the Canadian Film Centre in Toronto. She was also a member of an alternative rock band called Playdoh Republic.

She graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Film from University of British Columbia.

Her filmography includes:

• Double Happiness 1994
  
• Drive, She Said 1997
  
• Long Life, Happiness and Prosperity 2002
  
• Picture Perfect (1989) short film at the Yorkton Film Festival
  
• Noah's Arc 2005, second season
  

Awards

• Jury Citation for Best Canadian Short at the Toronto Festival of Festivals 1993
  
• Vancouver Film Festival
  
• Torino Film Festival
  
• Berlin Film Festival
  

References

• AOL moviefone
  

• Mina Shum
  

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