Rox Kexin LI
International Premiere
Growing up by the sea, a boat-dweller girl can breathe underwater and deep dive with gills in her body. Under the current wave of ¡°going ashore¡± in China, she left the sea to work in a local garment factory in Lotus Hill. How will she handle life on the land?
Hao, a girl who lives with her family in a boathouse on the coast, is a low-income worker in a sewing factory. Her family dreams of earning money and getting a small apartment on the mainland. Hao dedicates her life to her family, hoping her younger brother will graduate from college and become a white-collar worker. One day, during an interview for a part-time job at a mermaid show at an old aquarium, Hao demonstrates the ability to hold her breath underwater for an amazingly long period. Gradually, in the water, she feels a strong will to live. A semi-mythical Proletariat fantasy film that weaves the imagination of anthropology and genetics into the labor and housing problems of people experiencing poverty in Hong Kong. [SONG Hyojoung]
Rox Kexin Li graduated from University of the Arts London-London College of Communication. Her works have been shortlisted and screened at several international film festivals. She is good at telling the story of ordinary women's growth with a delicate female perspective.
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