Synopsis
Six former young prisoners recount their experiences from the Hong Kong leftist riots that occurred 50 years ago.
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Synopsis
Six former young prisoners recount their experiences from the Hong Kong leftist riots of 1967, a period marked by political unrest. They share their conflicting feelings of love and hate for their country, grappling with their identities as convicted criminals. Through personal narratives, they confront their pasts and reflect on the actions of various parties involved in the riots. The film addresses themes of honour, dishonour, and the quest for reconciliation five decades after the events.
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Why Watch
- Meet six ex-young prisoners from the Hong Kong riots.
- Find out why a generation avoids discussing their past.
- See personal stories of honor and dishonor in Hong Kong.
Did You Know
- The documentary features six ex-young prisoners sharing their stories.
- The Hong Kong leftist riots occurred 50 years prior to the film's release in 2017.
- The film has a duration of 72 minutes.
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What year did the Hong Kong leftist riots occur?
The Hong Kong leftist riots occurred in 1967.
How long is the documentary YP1967?
YP1967 has a duration of 72 minutes.
How many ex-young prisoners share their experiences in YP1967?
Six ex-young prisoners share their experiences in YP1967.
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