Seven activists share their experiences during the 2014 Occupy Central movement, which called for democratic elections in Hong Kong's financial district.
Synopsis
Seven activists share their experiences during the 2014 Occupy Central movement, which called for democratic elections in Hong Kong's financial district.
Synopsis
In the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district, activists gather for the Occupy Central movement, demanding democratic elections. Known globally as the “Umbrella Revolution,” the protests erupted in 2014, drawing students and citizens alike. The film captures the fervent debates among participants, street speeches, and an unofficial referendum that marked the campaign. It follows seven activists as they navigate the challenges and emotions of their struggle at the Central Government Office, providing a firsthand account of the movement's intensity.
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Why Watch
- See the grassroots activism of Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution.
- Meet the seven activists at the heart of the protests.
- Find out about the unofficial referendum held during the movement.
Did You Know
- The Umbrella Revolution occurred in 2014 during the Occupy Central movement.
- The film follows seven activists directly involved in the protests.
- The unofficial referendum was a key part of the campaign for democracy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the Occupy Central movement?
The Occupy Central movement called for civil disobedience in Hong Kong's financial district to pursue democratic elections.
What is the Umbrella Revolution?
The Umbrella Revolution refers to the 2014 protests in Hong Kong, which were part of the Occupy Central movement and aimed at achieving democratic reforms.
How long is the documentary Almost A Revolution?
Almost A Revolution has a duration of 174 minutes.
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