Apple has shared its latest 23-minute short film to celebrate Chinese New Year, called “The Comeback”, and of course it’s shot entirely on iPhone 13 Pro, using only the three main lenses of the smartphone, and also leveraging Cinematic Mode:
Kick off the Year of the Tiger with the story of a father, a son and a forgotten village with an out-of-this-world dream. Apple and director Zhang Meng present their latest Chinese New Year film “The Comeback”.
You can check out the making of the film, “The Comeback”, below:
“This Chinese New Year, join director Zhang Meng to reveal the magic of iPhone 13 Pro. Explore cinema-quality features of iPhone and a few simple filmmaking techniques behind the scenes of Apple’s latest Chinese New Year film. Then, it’s your turn to shoot your next big film with iPhone 13 Pro,” says Apple.
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