Producers: Jacqueline Liu, Liliane Ott, Min Li Marti, Philip Delaquis, Stefan Zuber
Director of Photography: Alex Shi Yue
Production Designers: Nam Lau, Gill Wong
Music produced and composed by Claudio Puntin & Insa Rudolph of Sepiasonic
Associate Producer: Lars C. Arnold
Co-producer: Stella Sze
Production Company: Keep In Touch Company, Das Kollektiv für audiovisuelle Werke GmbH
In co-production with: 10mm Films
Post-production Supported by: Schwarz Film
In Associate with: Movie-Mind International Production

Technical Info
Format: 35mm / Color / 16:9 / Stereo / 100 mins
Language: Swiss German, English, Mandarin and Cantonese
Production Country: Switzerland, China
Shooting Location: Switzerland, Hong Kong, Beijing

Synopsis
Soundless Wind Chime is the poetic journey of Ricky, searching for the lost soul and the past of his deceased Swiss lover – Pascal. The film shows a battle of love, lust, reality, memory and illusions and the grief everybody bears every day.
Ricky – a new Chinese immigrant in Hong Kong; and Pascal – a 27 years old Swiss rebel escaped from his traditional boundaries, meet in Hong Kong. Ricky works as a waiter in a local restaurant and lives with his aunt who is a street prostitute. Pascal is a thief and enjoys the advantages of his European status in this post-colonial Asian city. After being abused by his roommate, Pascal moves in with Ricky. Although Ricky makes it easier for Pascal to immerse himself into local culture, life is never easy for these rootless hearts. They are tortured by the dilemma of whether their relationship is built on true love or only dependency on each other and the fear of being lonely. While Pascal is tempted by the glamorous and lustful gay world in Hong Kong, Ricky is holding onto his belief and waits for a sign of true love. Without even saying goodbye, Pascal passes away in an accident. Ricky carries his grief and sorrows to Switzerland, looking for hints of Pascal in a nameless village. When he visits a beautiful thrift store, Ricky meets Ueli, a man that looks identical to Pascal, but has a totally different personality…