Arowana Films created a trailer for the panel “From Sucker Free City to Watchmen: An Afternoon with Screenwriter Alex Tse” that will take place during the 2009 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. The event takes place on March 14, 2009 at 3:30PM in the HOTEL KABUKI in San Francisco.
One of the most sought-after young screenwriters in Hollywood, San Francisco native Alex Tse has, in just a few short years, risen through its ranks to pen one of the year’s most anticipated films, DC Comics’ THE WATCHMEN. In this intimate session, Tse, in conversation with friend and fellow filmmaker Spencer Nakasako, will delve into the world of writing for the screen: his unorthodox route through Hollywood, the inspirations for his creativity and the pressures of adapting one of the most beloved graphics novels of all time.
Watchmen screenwriter Alex Tse
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More about Alex Tse
A graduate of Emerson College, Tse’s first feature script, 87 FLEER, set in The City’s Richmond District, was bought by Showtime (though not yet produced), opening the door to a more ambitious project that eventually became the television movie SUCKA FREE CITY (2004), directed by Spike Lee. A gritty and incisive sociological portrait of San Francisco, CITY won accolades for its distinctive and authentic voice, and propelled Tse to his most recent project, THE WATCHMEN, directed by Zack Snyder (300).
