Two Hong Kong women, one from mainland China and one from Indonesia, embark on an epic journey to the big city, battling wits along the way. Meanwhile, brothers return to their childhood neighborhood for one last hangout at their mother's toy store, seeking refuge from new responsibilities by behaving like children. An economics teacher and a native English-speaking teacher from the States explore Hong Kong over the course of a school year, reflecting on their connections and disconnects. Finally, a young woman puts aside her many passions to run for political office, facing opposition from both the establishment and her own struggles with human interaction.
Memories to Choke On, Drinks to Wash Them Down
In a city grappling with an uncertain future, a diverse group of Hong Kong residents struggle with nostalgia for the past. The film's narrative unfolds through a documentary-style story centered around a young barista who has turned into a political candidate.
