

Synopsis
In early 20th century Melbourne, Cantonese punk and hip-hop resonated with the struggles of militant workers, revealing a hidden labor history through various media.
Synopsis
Melbourne's streets in the early 20th century were alive with the sounds of Cantonese punk and hip-hop, echoing the struggles of militant workers. Do Nothing and Do It Well combines newspaper clippings, family history, and a fictionalized dead narrator to recount the overlooked story of these laborers. The film addresses issues of race, class, and the Australian labor movement, presenting a vivid portrait of defiance and activism in a city marked by its complex history.
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