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Kong Rice

Sep 11, 2016 · 15m
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The film tells the story of how Hong Kong rice farmers use their crops to pour time and strength into connecting Hong Kong people and their land. To stand up to the challenges Hong Kong nature offered, the farmers put effort into farming their own rice and spread their contribution in agriculture in order to enable Hongkongers to taste the rice from the very soil they stand on. The countless stories behind a bowl of local rice, which embeds the inseparable relationship between the land and its people, are told through this film.

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CAST

Chow Sze Chung
Self
Directed by Chan Yiu Hei

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Status
Released
Original language
CN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Production
Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts
Country
HK

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