Hard Good Life (2003) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Hard Good Life about?
Hard Good Life is a documentary. An elderly man spends his days alone in his home after the death of his wife. He cooks noodles, often eating them directly from the pot while watching television. Filmed by his daughter, Hui-ju Hsu, the documentary captures his routine as a security guard, where he sometimes dozes off. Ordinary objects like garbage, keys, and lizards fill the frame, evoking sensory details of summer. A simple wave to the camera reflects the bond between father and daughter, conveyed through minimal dialogue.
When was Hard Good Life released?
Hard Good Life was released in 2003.
How long is Hard Good Life?
Hard Good Life has a runtime of 43 minutes.
What genre is Hard Good Life?
Hard Good Life is classified as Society.
What topics does Hard Good Life cover?
Hard Good Life explores topics including aging.