Tsang Yeung

Known for

Writing

Born in Hong Kong in 1996, she has worked as a screenwriter and director creating short films since graduating. Exploring humanity is central to her work, as she seeks to reveal its truths through fictional storytelling. Her past shorts—Leaving the Elephant’s Room, Come Back For a Meal Sometime and Our Midsummer Sprawl —touch on themes like queer identity, family, and self-discovery. Her drama Black Sheep won Best Director at the 18th Fresh Wave International Short Film Festival. She is currently producing a documentary series on spirituality and religion, filmed across Hong Kong, Taiwan, and mainland China.