Kiwi Chow: The film-maker who took Hong Kong's protests to Cannes
Just before the closing ceremony of this year's Cannes Film Festival, organisers had a surprise announcement - they were screening a film by Hong Kong director Kiwi Chow.
The documentary about the 2019 protests has a controversial title, named after a popular protest slogan that has since effectively been banned in Hong Kong after China passed a strict national security law.
But Kiwi says he does not want to be intimidated nor to self-censor.
Video by Wei Wang and Lam Cho Wai. Additional production by Grace Tsoi.
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