Minh Ngô (born February 2, 2003) is a writer-director hailing from Vietnam, Hawaii, and England. Ngô specializes in extracting the violently beautiful from the wondrously absurd. He is known for his short films Julius Cheezer: An Orison for a Glorious Life (2025), The Odyssemen (2026), 49 (2024), and The Applecalypse (2024). He wishes to pioneer his own genre, which he dubs the Neo-Mythical. Films in this genre will feature the absurd, high energy, epic, and complex intertwining of narratives from our world's historical, literary and cultural canon.
Minh Ngô (born February 2, 2003) is a writer-director hailing from Vietnam, Hawaii, and England. Ngô specializes in extracting the violently beautiful from the wondrously absurd. He is known for his short films Julius Cheezer: An Orison for a Glorious Life (2025), The Odyssemen (2026), 49 (2024), and The Applecalypse (2024). He wishes to pioneer his own genre, which he dubs the Neo-Mythical. Films in this genre will feature the absurd, high energy, epic, and complex intertwining of narratives from our world's historical, literary and cultural canon.
