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In the words of The New York Times, this blend of documentary and fiction “shows how Hong Kong residents have redefined themselves over time…. It is impossible to watch…without admiring their courage.” Taking as its starting point the massive 2019 anti-government street protests, Chan Tze Woon’s film profiles four of the participants, including a now elderly man who once swam to Hong Kong from the mainland to escape the Cultural Revolution. Through reenactments, documentary footage, and behind-the-scenes moments, Chan weaves together a fascinating history of Hong Kongers’ defiance, rebelliousness, and resilience. (Dir.: Chan Tze Woon, Hong Kong, 2022, 98 min., DCP, Cantonese, Mandarin and English with English subtitles
Film admission policy: Films are shown in the 300-seat Meyer Auditorium. Free tickets (up to four per person per film) can be reserved in advance. Patrons may also register at the door if seats are still available.
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Film admission policy: Films are shown in the 300-seat Meyer Auditorium. Free tickets (up to four per person per film) can be reserved in advance. Patrons may also register at the door if seats are still available.
