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Kiwi Chow
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Gwyneth Ho, Benny Tai…
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Due to political restrictions in Hong Kong, this documentary following protestors since 2019, is broken into pieces, each containing interviews and historical context of the conflict.
Revolution of Our Times
IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15049118
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GENERAL INFO
Genre: Documentary
Director: Kiwi Chow
Stars: Gwyneth Ho, Benny Tai
Plot: Due to political restrictions in Hong Kong, this documentary following protestors since 2019, is broken into pieces, each containing interviews and historical context of the conflict.
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English
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Over the past fifty years, Hongkongers have fought for freedom and democracy but have yet to succeed. In 2019, the “Extradition Bill” to China opened a Pandora’s box, turning Hong Kong into a battlefield against the Chinese authoritarian rule. The award-winning director of “Ten Years: Self Immolator,” Kiwi Chow, made this documentary to tell the story of the movement, both with a macro view of its historical context and up close and personal on the front lines.
