Storm Under the Sun is a documentary about one of the "political storms" by Mao Zedong that fell upon the intellectuals of China in the 50's is currently in post-production. Centered around the Hu Feng Case, the documentary traces the synergy that generated such an event, Mao's personal involventvement in every step, and various victims' reaction to and realizations following the humiliation and accusations. more information here

Storm under the Sun at IMDB

RTHK's Interview with director Louisa Wei in Cantonese (audio)
RTHK's Interview with S. Louisa Wei in Mandarin (audio)
Asian Weekly's Report (Chinese)

Premierred at the
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (2007 version) premierred at the
Hong Kong International Film Festival (2009 version)
RTHK's Interview with S. Louisa Wei in Mandarin
HKIFF 2009 Screenings:
English Version March 29
Chinese Version April 4

Producer: S. Louisa Wei, Peng Xiaolian
Writer/Director: Peng Xiaolian, S. Louisa Wei
Editor: S. Louisa Wei, Dong Ran
Camera: S. Louisa Wei, Peng Xiaolian
Dong Ran, Jong Lin, Situ Zhixia
Art Direction: Max Willis
Animation: Max Willis, Zhang Shuyi, Karen McCann,
Chen Lei, Siu-tan Fong
Composer: Robert Ellis-Geiger
Sound Design: Charles C. W. Chan
Package Design: Chen Lei
Production Manager: Wifried B. Lu
Editing Consultant: Robert C. Jones, Patrick Tam
Jimmy Choi, Situ Zhaodun
Running Time: 137 minutes