Fen Tian (1939-2018)

Alias:
Fen Tien
Jen Ten
Jennifer Ten
Jennifer Tennant
جنيفر تين
ジェニファーテン
田芬

Birthplace:
Qingdao, Shandong Province, China

Born:
January 1, 1939

Died:
March 1, 2018

Jennifer Ten (January 1939 - March 2018) was a Chinese director, screenwriter and producer. She was born in the Province of Qingdao, Shandong, China.  In 1962, she graduated from the drama department of Lanzhou Institute of Arts. She successively served as a member of the Henan Provincial Drama Troupe, an actor of the Guangxi Drama Troupe, a trainee of the Beijing Film Academy, and a creator of the Guangxi Cultural Bureau and a playwright of the China Youth Art Theatre.  During several years she worked in the creation of scripts for different drama plays in China, some of were turn into films. In 2011 she directed her first feature film "Love on a Leash" for the Chinese-American company Fenix Pictures, an straight to DVD fantasy movie that through the years became some sort of cult classic. Two years later in her own homeland she wrote and directed another film called "Forbidden Kiss" a period romance drama about the cultural clash between West and Asian culture.

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Director:
2011  Love on a Leash
2014  Forbidden Kiss

Producer:
2011  Love on a Leash
2014  Forbidden Kiss
2018  Con Man

Production Design:
2011  Love on a Leash
2013  The Twins' Code
2014  Forbidden Kiss
2018  Con Man

Screenplay:
2011  Love on a Leash
2013  The Twins' Code
2014  Forbidden Kiss
2018  Con Man

Story:
1983  Road
2011  Love on a Leash
2013  The Twins' Code
2014  Forbidden Kiss
2018  Con Man

Writer:
1983  Road
2011  Love on a Leash
2013  The Twins' Code
2014  Forbidden Kiss
2018  Con Man

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