

Thriller | 2024 | 1:30 m
An East meets West Supernatural Thriller Exploring Guilt, Possession, and the Paranormal.
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Macau Omen is an award-winning screenplay currently in development, brought to life through Neu Wave AI Films’ innovative approach. Using AI-generated content, Neu Wave has created a conceptual film—a dynamic moving storyboard that offers a glimpse into the potential look and feel of the live-action adaptation.
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Macau Omen is a gripping supernatural thriller that explores the dark recesses of guilt, memory, and the unseen forces that manipulate reality. Set against the intriguing backdrop of Macau—an East-meets-West city often called the “Las Vegas of the Orient”—the story weaves an eerie, tense atmosphere where psychological drama converges with otherworldly horror, captivating audiences with its unsettling and evocative narrative.
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The film centers on Thomas Hahn, a man tormented by fragmented memories and supernatural experiences in Macau following the mysterious death of his wife, Faye. Under suspicion of her murder, Thomas becomes the target of a malevolent entity, Chotgor, which forces him to confront his deepest fears and question his own actions.
This chilling tale offers a visually and emotionally captivating experience. Neu Wave AI Films’ groundbreaking conceptual preview is just the beginning of Macau Omen’s journey to the big screen.​
Friday, February 7 at 1:20 PM
Tony Shyu is the founder of Neu Wave AI Films, neuwavefest.com a groundbreaking initiative at the forefront of innovative AI filmmaking. A multifaceted and award-winning producer, writer, and director, Tony’s career spans over two decades in the film and media industry.
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Tony’s filmography reflects his dedication to amplifying underrepresented voices and addressing critical social issues. His acclaimed PBS documentary, The Race Epidemic (2021), explores racial tensions in America and earned recognition at prestigious festivals such as the CAAM Film Festival, Columbia Film Festival, and Los Angeles Asian Film Festival. The film also won awards for Best Documentary and Best Director, cementing Tony’s reputation as a socially conscious filmmaker.
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In 2025, Tony’s latest PBS documentary, Builders of the Silicon Dream, will debut, chronicling the significant global contributions of Asian American pioneers in technology. This inspiring narrative celebrates innovation, resilience, and the enduring relationship between Taiwan’s high-tech industry and Silicon Valley. His other notable work includes a powerful PSA for the AAPI community featuring John Cho, George Takei, and Constance Wu, which won the American Cinematographer Award for Best Public Service Announcement.
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Currently, Tony is breaking new ground with Macau Omen, an AI-driven film that combines cutting-edge technology with visionary storytelling. This trailblazing project exemplifies his commitment to redefining the boundaries of filmmaking and exploring the future of cinema.
As a filmmaker and storyteller, Tony Shyu continues to inspire and empower audiences through meaningful storytelling and his advancing the art of filmmaking.
