Mahjong Pictures is proud to have produced:

Stop All the Clocks | Please Listen To Me | Not Here

Stop All the Clocks

» Feature Documentary, 92 min (USA) :: Produced by Mei Ann Teo & Carol Ho :: Directed & Edited by Carol Ho

Stop All the Clocks is about the story of Haley Wesley, a young Californian mother who caused the accidental death of her baby daughter by forgetting her in the car. Through interviewing her family and community, the film provides an intimate look inside the process of grief when an unthinkable tragedy happens. The film also investigates the reasons and issues behind Forgotten Baby Syndrome and the rising number of forgotten children dying in overheated cars.

Stop All the Clocks has been used in several court cases by the U.S. legal system to testify in favor of parents who have accidentally forgotten and caused the death of their children.

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Please Listen To Me

» Short Documentary, 17 min (Singapore/USA) :: Produced and Directed by Mei Ann Teo :: Co-Produced & Edited by Carol Ho

Please Listen to Me portrays three former at-risk youths in Singapore who turned their lives around with the guidance of youth workers and counsellors. Please Listen to Me is now being shown as part of the syllabus to prospective teachers at the National Institute of Education in Singapore.

Not Here

» Short Film, 14 min (Singapore/USA) :: Produced & Directed by Carol Ho & Mei Ann Teo :: Edited by Carol Ho

A man and a woman escape from their mundane workplace to find a space for physical intimacy. In the concrete jungle of Singapore, they journey for 12 hours through various public places that offer little refuge for lovers.

Not Here has screened at major film festivals, including the 2009 Montreal World Film Festival and the 2009 San Francisco Asian American International Film Festival. It was also broadcast in the U.S on MNET, an Asian American network showcasing the latest trends in modern Asian cinema.

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