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Apple shares 'Three Minutes' feature shot on iPhone X, commemorating the Chinese New Year

Apple has released a new video called "Three Minutes" in Singapore, alongside a page dedicated to the tools and techniques that the director used to shoot the video completely on the iPhone X.

Apple's new short film, called "Three Minutes" was posted on Apple Singapore's YouTube channel on Thursday afternoon. The film, shot by Peter Chan is supplemented by a website showing how the production used Apple technologies to create the feature.

Apple's description of the piece says:

If your family reunion only lasts three minutes, what will you do? A unique Chinese New Year story shot on iPhone X by director Peter Chan.

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10 Comments

mubaili 14 Years · 455 comments

This is so backward looking and not a representative of what China is today anymore. Why not shot the high speed railway? This would not bode well with China consumers. Apple seems to be way out of step with what is going on in China. Now I am really worried.

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fallenjt 14 Years · 4057 comments

mubaili said:
This is so backward looking and not a representative of what China is today anymore. Why not shot the high speed railway? This would not bode well with China consumers. Apple seems to be way out of step with what is going on in China. Now I am really worried.

Who fucking cares? It's about the iPhone X, not about China documentary and yes, Apple shot it in the real life. The damn real life is not about the bullet trains in big cities but rather the normal life everywhere. Someone got no sense of theater art...

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boltsfan17 13 Years · 2294 comments

mubaili said:
This is so backward looking and not a representative of what China is today anymore. Why not shot the high speed railway? This would not bode well with China consumers. Apple seems to be way out of step with what is going on in China. Now I am really worried.

How on earth can you come up with the assumption Apple has no clue what's going on in China based on a short film?