Forty years of Hong Kong's history are depicted in a 1997 documentary by Ann Hui, focusing on the period before the handover to China.
Synopsis
Forty years of Hong Kong's history are depicted in a 1997 documentary by Ann Hui, focusing on the period before the handover to China.
Synopsis
Ann Hui directed As Time Goes By in 1997. This 58-minute documentary forms part of the "Personal Memoir of Hong Kong" series produced in Taiwan. It presents a self-portrait of Hui while reflecting on significant events in Hong Kong over four decades. The film captures the period leading to the handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to China in 1997. Key moments illustrate social and political changes that shaped the city during this time.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Hong Kong's transformation before the 1997 handover.
- Meet Ann Hui, a key figure in Hong Kong cinema.
- Find out about personal stories from a pivotal era.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1997, the same year as the Hong Kong handover.
- Ann Hui is a prominent Hong Kong director known for her impactful storytelling.
- The documentary has a runtime of 58 minutes.
- It is part of a series titled 'Personal Memoir of Hong Kong' produced in Taiwan.
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Who directed the documentary As Time Goes By?
As Time Goes By was directed by Hong Kong director Ann Hui.
What is the duration of the documentary As Time Goes By?
The duration of As Time Goes By is 58 minutes.
In what year was As Time Goes By released?
As Time Goes By was released in 1997.
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