Selfies are a popular form of personal photography in Hong Kong, often viewed negatively despite their ability to capture moments and reflect self-understanding.
Synopsis
Selfies are a popular form of personal photography in Hong Kong, often viewed negatively despite their ability to capture moments and reflect self-understanding.
Synopsis
In Hong Kong, the act of taking selfies has become a significant part of daily life. Director Yau Wing-Yan's 2015 film "Happy Selfie Time" examines this trend. It discusses how selfies serve as a form of personal expression and artistic photography. While many people view selfies negatively, the film argues they can also represent moments of self-discovery and personal reflection. The documentary runs for eight minutes and captures the complexities behind this popular practice.
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Why Watch
- See how selfies reflect personal expression in Hong Kong.
- Find out the artistic side of taking selfies.
- Meet the director Yau Wing-Yan and her vision.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Yau Wing-Yan in 2015.
- Happy Selfie Time has a duration of 8 minutes.
- Selfies in Hong Kong are seen as both entertaining and artistic.
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What year was the documentary 'Happy Selfie Time' released?
Happy Selfie Time was released in 2015.
Who directed the documentary 'Happy Selfie Time'?
The documentary was directed by Yau Wing-Yan.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Happy Selfie Time'?
The duration of the documentary is 8 minutes.
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