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Watched this again recently and it still feels very personal to me. I made The Distance We Drift after moving from Hong Kong to the UK. That period of my life was quite uncertain. I wasn’t working in film anymore, doing different jobs and trying to adjust, and there was a quiet sense of distance that I couldn’t really explain at the time. This film came out of that feeling. It’s about two people who meet again after many years, but instead of big dramatic moments, I was more interested in what is left unsaid. The small pauses, the awkward silences, and the feeling that even if you are…
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