Friday Fun: Hu Ge's Shoe wars

Hu Ge, the Shanghai unknown who shot to fame after parodying Chen Kaige's The Promise with a story about a steamed bun, seems to have settled in pretty well to his new role as parodyist for hire. Besides coming out with his own 30 minute spoofy action work, he's gotten some commercial requests on the side.

So we present Hu Ge's latest - try to see if you can figure out what company it's for before the 3-minute ad ends.

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[1] | Jakob Montrasio

Funny but a bit too long.
Anyway, the ending was a funny surprise, too.

Reply | May 24, 2009 9:11 AM

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