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Far Far Away
Directed by 黃浩然
Ah Hou, a 28-year-old engineer, is ordinary-looking, introverted and taciturn. He has only been in love once in his life. Unexpectedly, Ah Hou, who is an insulator of the opposite sex, suddenly got lucky and met five goddesses one after another. They were all completely different in terms of personality, appearance, and growth background. The only thing they had in common was that they all lived far away from the city. Hong Kong's "Mountain" area; all year round, one emperor and five queens. After Ah Hou has gone through five crash courses in love, can he grow in personality? Can the road of love be cultivated to achieve positive results?
“Hong Kong Movies Never Die ” marks its tenth anniversary — ten years witnessing the highs and lows of Hong Kong cinema. This selection features films I believe are worth recommending from the past decade. They may not be flawless, but each is the work of an emerging director. As the saying goes, “the younger generation surpasses the old,” and newcomers are no less capable than their predecessors. To keep Hong Kong cinema alive and unbroken — to truly achieve “Hong Kong Movies Never Die ” — please support these new forces of quality Hong Kong filmmaking.
