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Shek and Wong say they hope the whole community,
disregarding their political stances, can join their public
screenings and participants share their opinions openly.
“It’s different from watching a movie in a dark room of a
cinema where you can barely see what’s happening around
you… Here (in com-
It (holding munity screenings)
you can directly feel
community the emotions of the
screenings) is a person next to you,”
says Wong. “It (hold-
worthy thing to do ing community screen-
no matter there is ings) is a worthy thing
to do no matter there is
one or many audi- one or many audience
members,” adds Shek.
ence members,

Poster of “Blossom Everywhere” screen-
ings of movie “1987: When the Day Comes”
Edited by Raven Hui listing all the sessions in Hong Kong

Wong and Shek setting up equipment for the screening.