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Happily Ever After

2016, Chinese. Directed by Apple Ong & Shaun Neo.

Happily Ever After attempts to add layers of meaning to the ubiquity of wedding photography services. In so doing, the filmmakers adopted an ingenious methodology. Three wedding photography sessions are framed in long shots to provide viewers with unfettered access to the dynamics of a family. The unfurled dramas are further enriched by the sense of real time elicited from fixed camera positions, giving way to a story told beyond the narrative constraints normally associated with family dramas.

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0h 11m
Post-credits
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Language
Chinese
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Released
9 December 2016
Original title
祝你幸福
Country
Singapore
Budget
$10K

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Happily Ever After runs 11 minutes (0h 11m).

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Happily Ever After isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 9 December 2016. (Checked 10 November 2026.)

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If you liked Happily Ever After, try Skater Girl, Where the Red Fern Grows, Heidi.

Who directed Happily Ever After?

Happily Ever After (2016) was directed by Apple Ong and Shaun Neo.

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