Te-sheng Wei

Te-sheng Wei

Wei Te-Sheng (Traditional Chinese:魏德聖, b. August 16, 1968 in Yongkang City, Tainan County, Taiwan) is the director of Cape No. 7, a highly successful Taiwanese film. Previously, he was the assistant director for Edward Yang's 1996 film Mahjong. His next project will be Seediq Bale, for which he has already shot a five minute short film.


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