

Sunless Days
Four cities-Venice, Canada, London, and Hong Kong-serve as backdrops for personal accounts of the Tiananmen Square massacre's lasting impact.
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Four cities-Venice, Canada, London, and Hong Kong-serve as backdrops for personal accounts of the Tiananmen Square massacre's lasting impact.
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Shu Kei stands in the bustling streets of Hong Kong, reflecting on the Tiananmen Square massacre's lasting impact. The documentary features interviews with notable figures such as Taiwanese filmmaker Hou Hsiao-hsien and Hong Kong director Alfred Cheung, both of whom witnessed the events in 1989. Actress Deanne Ip discusses how the tragedy shaped her national identity. Through personal narratives, the film captures the collective horror and outrage felt by many in the Chinese community across locations like Venice, Canada, and London.
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