Leonard Tee
About
Leonard Tee is a Malaysian film producer of Chinese origin who works primarily with independent directors. In 2006, he established the Malaysian office of auteur Tsai Ming-Liang’s Homegreen Films. He co-produced Tsai’s I DON‘T WANT TO SLEEP ALONE (2006), which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. He also produced Tsai’s short films IT’S A DREAM (part of the 2007 omnibus TO EACH HIS OWN which premiered at Cannes), MADAME BUTTERFLY (2009), and WALKING ON WATER.
His more recent credits include THE NEW VILLAGE (2013) directed by Wong Kew Lit, DAY AND NIGHT directed by Ho Yuhang, Charlotte Lim, and Yeo Joon Han (premiered at Rotterdam in 2016), YOU MEAN THE WORLD TO ME (2017) directed by Saw Tiong Hin. He also produced the Hong Kong film THE WHITE GIRL (2017) directed by Jenny Suen and Christopher Doyle, and starring Joe Odagiri, and FLY BY NIGHT (2018) directed by Zahir Omar, which premiered in Busan and is available on Netflix.
Peaches
Fanfan scams “sugar daddies” for a living while her best friend Bingbing holds out for true love. Together, they’re forced to confront their differences and existential plights as their “boyfriends” and crimes catch up with them.