Synopsis
One in five residents in Hong Kong lives below the poverty line, contrasting sharply with the city's wealthiest inhabitants.
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Synopsis
Hong Kong's streets reveal a stark contrast between wealth and poverty. Millionaires reside in luxury while the working poor struggle for basic survival. Directed by Eva Weber, "Of the Unknown" examines how location influences concepts of freedom and happiness. It questions the possibility of dreams in a city where opportunities are scarce. The film runs for 10 minutes and was released in 2014.
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Why Watch
- See how wealth and poverty coexist in Hong Kong.
- Find out what freedom means for the working poor.
- Meet the people whose dreams are shaped by their environment.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Eva Weber in 2014.
- Hong Kong is one of Asia’s wealthiest cities.
- The film has a duration of 10 minutes.
- It contrasts the lives of millionaires with the working poor.
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Who directed the documentary Of the Unknown?
Of the Unknown was directed by Eva Weber.
What is the duration of the documentary Of the Unknown?
The duration of Of the Unknown is 10 minutes.
In what year was Of the Unknown released?
Of the Unknown was released in 2014.
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