Local filmmaker uncovers the nature of truth in Rashomonic tale about terrorists


Woo Ming Jin’s independent digital feature will make its world premiere at the 48th San Francisco International Film Festival. ALLAN KOAY views the film just after its completion. 

The first thing that strikes you about Woo Ming Jin’s digital debut feature, Monday Morning Glory, is how well shot it is. And if the visuals don’t grab you immediately, then the ominous atmosphere, evident from the very beginning, will. 

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