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那年春夏．之後
to be continued
Director: Lo Chun-yip

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Production Country Hong Kong
Production Year 2010
Duration 46’ 00”
Colour Colour & B/W
Language In Cantonese with Chinese and English subtitles
Genre Documentary
Shooting Format HD
Synopsis The first half year of 2010 has seen a turbulent time in Hong Kong. Book-ended by the New Year's Eve March and the 1 July March, the public has seen protesters surrounding the Liaison Office of the Central. People's Government, Legco, Government House, CUHK and Central Government Office during controversial events such as the anti-XRL protest, 516, 530, 64, 623, 71. Demonstration no longer needs a leading force fueled by a certain political group, but instead it is people's participation and active interactions that come into play. Coming through a number of sizable protests, people grow with experiences of running in elections, fighting against authority or just interactions of thoughts. On this very day, the land is fertile enough for the power of people to ripe, to grow stronger to confront the frontlines lying in front.
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Remarks shared after Festival
"I agree that the project provides a very good chance for
directors to gain experience by watching more works from all over the
world."

— Shared by Lo Chun-yip, director of to be continued after attending the 4th Taipei Frank Festival in Taiwan, under the sponsorship of NAE.

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