[Film Screening and Q&A with Director Jun Li]《濁水漂流》Drifting

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Friday, January 14, 2022
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Pacific Time)
Online Event


Online Event | RSVP Required at https://www.globalhks-uc.org/drifting

Film Screening [U.S. Only]
[Pacific Time] January 14, 2022 6PM

Q&A with Director Jun Li [English and Cantonese Bilingual]
[Pacific Time] January 14, 2022 8PM

About the Film
Under the flyovers of Sham Shui Po in Hong Kong live a group of down-and-outs. Despised by local residents, they are regularly forced to move due to the city’s redevelopment projects.

One winter night, the authorities clear all their personal belongings while they are sleeping. Sick of being evicted, Fai and his companion decide to build wooden fences around their living space. Meanwhile, Ms. Ho, a young social worker, helps them take to court to demand compensation for their losses.


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