Posts tagged foreigner

【Video】Leung Ming Kai + Kate Reilly | Fragmented, collective Hong Kong memories—a film on remembrance and loss

Leung Ming Kai is a Hong Kong director-cinematographer whose recent works include Murmur of the Hearts and Suk Suk. Kate Reilly is an American actor-producer, whose recent works include Therapy and The Path. Memories to Choke On, Drinks to Wash Them Down is the first film co-directed by the couple.

Video, Arts, Culture, Entertainment, IdentityWe Are HKers31 January 2021leung ming kai, kate reilly, memories, memory, film, filmaker, movie, director, actor, entertainment, expat, foreigner, producer, videographer, American, photographerComment

【Commentary】We are all Hongkongers

As long as we share the same belief, and the same passion for Hong Kong and its culture, regardless of our race and language, we are all Hongkongers.

Commentary, Culture, IdentityWe Are HKers17 January 2021commentary, opinion, hongkonger, hker, hk, hong kong, foreigner, expat, belief, culture, race, language, umbrella movement, revolution, movement, anti-elab, voiceComment

Lee Faulkner | Expat and 2020 LegCo candidate - Supporting those who have allowed you to build a new life

Lee Faulkner, 50s, is a British-born actuary who moved to Hong Kong in 2011 after having previously lived in several other countries. In 2020, he joined a number of opposition candidates to run against incumbent legislators of several functional constituencies in the 2020 Legislative Council election, which has since been postponed until 2021.

Career, PoliticsWe Are HKers1 November 2020lee faulkner, expat, legco, candidate, politician, british, actuary, legislators, legislator, Legislative Council, election, foreigner, apple daily, totoro, crazy manComment

【SHARED】Nicolas Petit | ‘We write our future,’ Belgian street photographer tells Hongkongers

To Hongkongers, shopping at wet markets, crossing the Victoria Harbor by ferry, or gobbling up at a cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style café) are just day-to-day activities that hardly deserve any attention. But to Nicolas Petit, who runs a street photography project called The Hongkongers (IG: @thehongkongers), these mundanities are exactly what make up a unique Hong Kong.

Shared Article, Culture, Hobbies, VideoWe Are HKers29 October 2020nicolas petit, belgian, belgium, street, photographer, photography, future, expat, goldfish tank, goldfish dream, wet markets, market, instagram, foreigner, apple dailyComment