Background: Dai Wa Film Company (棣華影業公司) was a short-lived Hong Kong movie production company founded by producers Ho Lok-Chuen and So Siu-Tong. The company produced only two movies total.
(April 5, 1961-August 14, 1963)[]
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WARNING: Do not watch the video if you are prone to headaches.
Logo: On a black background, we see some leaves with flowers sleeping on many of them. Suddenly the flowers wake up in random order. There's some smoke on the background too. The camera zooms out to the leaves and flowers, following a clover-like flat thing zooming in to us. It then in the center has a circle on it (possibly it's polen) and the flowers morph and unite themselves to the right (the clover-like flat thing) to form slowly two chinese characters, which translates to "Dai Wa". Some circles appear from right to left to form the name of the company, which translates to "Dai Wa Film Company". We fade to black.
FX/SFX: A combination of 2D animation and live action.
Music/Sounds: A soap opera-like orchestral fanfare which fits for the logo, following a bombastic ending.
Availability: Extremely rare. This was initially only seen on Mrs. Kum, which can be seen on YouTube. It was later added to Grievances of a Family, by Viv Bri, as the film initially began with no logo.