Kevin Feng Ke, once a sculptor, has permanent installations at San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto & Washington D.C., and Hong Kong among others. He studied Asian Studies and Journalism at UC Berkeley and Political Science at Univ. of Toronto before embarking on a film career. After a brief training at National Film Board of Canada and USC, he enrolled in the MFA film program at NYU Tisch School of Arts where he was a recipient of Ang Lee Scholarship and Directors’ Guild of America Award for Best Asian Filmmaker. The feature project he scripted, "Lady Shanghai" was the official selection of Pusan IFF’s Pusan Promotion Plan (PPP 2001). Film works: "Song and Cry" (experimental/ performance documentary 1991) "When East Meets East" (documentary 1997) "The Official Account" (narrative short 1999) "True Love" (short, 2000) Tired of being a ghostwriter for some of the best known 5th Generation directors, he directs his first feature film, "Letters from Death Row".