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What if your family reunion only lasts three minutes? Apple asks the question in this Chinese New Year short film shot entirely on the iPhone X

Chinese New Year is just two weeks away and Apple has just released a touching short film that’s shot on the iPhone X. Titled three minutes, it tells a story about a family reunion that could only last for 3 minutes.

Apple had partnered with award-winning director Peter Chan to produce this short film that’s based on a true story in China. The short film is Apple’s showcase of the iPhone X which can support 4K video recording of up to 60fps.


Of course, the crew also used additional tools and hardware in the making of this film. You can check out the “behind the scenes” videos below.

What do you guys think? Leave your thoughts in the comments down below.

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