Film Lens
Another Home focuses on Cheung Chau, a fishing village in Hong Kong that has evolved into a tourist destination. The film centers around Ri-Tai, a food stall operated by A-Cheung, which serves as a microcosm of local life and societal changes. Through interactions with customers like Plumpy, A-Cheung builds relationships that span generations, illustrating the community's dynamics.
The narrative takes a turn with the arrival of COVID-19, which disrupts the vibrant atmosphere of the island, leading to a deserted landscape. This shift raises questions about the future of Ri-Tai and the traditional way of life that it represents, highlighting the impact of external events on local communities.
Why Watch
- •Meet A-Cheung and his unique food stall, Ri-Tai.
- •Find out how COVID-19 impacted Cheung Chau's community.
- •See the generational bonds formed over games at Ri-Tai.
Did You Know
•Cheung Chau was originally a fishing village before becoming a tourist spot.
•Ri-Tai is run by A-Cheung, who plays games with customers like Plumpy.
•The film's duration is 83 minutes and was directed by Frankie Sin.
Perfect For
Hong Kong cultureFood stall enthusiastsCOVID-19 impact stories