From The Moment It Ends | Ruibo HOU | TEDxZZ1&8UIS Youth

A young filmmaker reflects on how the true meaning of an experience may not become clear while it is happening. Sometimes one has to keep moving forward, let things end, and even let them slip from memory for a while, before their echo is noticed long afterward. The speaker graduated from MET Film School, and his graduation film 10 Days, a portrayal of real life, was selected for an international film festival. The talk was given at an independently organized TEDx event that follows the TED conference format.

• Meaning that becomes clear only in hindsight
• A graduate of MET Film School whose film 10 Days was selected for an international festival
• Delivered at an independently organized TEDx event

The true meaning of something may not reveal itself while it is happening. Sometimes, we must simply keep moving forward — let it end, even let it slip from our minds for a while. Then, long afterward, we suddenly hear the echo it has left behind. A young filmmaker who graduated from MET Film School. His graduation film - 10 Days, is a moving and authentic portrayal of real life that has been successfully selected for an international film festival. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx