Choi Yuen Village emerges as a center of local activism against Hong Kong's high-speed rail project, connecting to the global Occupy movement.
Synopsis
Choi Yuen Village emerges as a center of local activism against Hong Kong's high-speed rail project, connecting to the global Occupy movement.
Synopsis
Choi Yuen Village stands at the center of a contentious debate in Hong Kong as the government pushes forward with a high-speed rail link. Filmmaker Lo Chun-Yip captures the community's response to the demolition of the village and the broader socio-political changes affecting the city. The documentary also connects local activism to the global Occupy movement, reflecting the aspirations of Hong Kong's youth. As the third part of a trilogy, it builds on previous works that documented public reactions to significant political events since 2009.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of the high-speed rail on local communities.
- Meet activists influenced by the global Occupy movement.
- Find out how youth in Hong Kong are pushing for change.
Did You Know
- The film is part of a trilogy that includes '21 years after' and 'to be continued'.
- Choi Yuen Village was demolished as part of the high-speed rail project.
- The documentary runs for 100 minutes and is in Cantonese.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Days After n Coming'?
Lo Chun-Yip directed the documentary 'Days After n Coming'.
What significant socio-political changes are depicted in 'Days After n Coming'?
The documentary focuses on the controversial high-speed rail link and the demolition of Choi Yuen Village.
What movement's influence is examined in the documentary?
The documentary examines the influence of the global Occupy movement on Hong Kong's youth.
What are people saying?
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