In May 1967, riots broke up in Hong Kong. Countless strikes and homemade bombs scattered all over Hong Kong for more than 6 months. Thousands of people, including policemen, protestors, or just citizens, were injured, dead, or arrested. However, both the British Hong Kong government and the HKSAR government have been reluctant to talk about it. Pants Theatre Production created an original documentary theatre production work, 1967, comprising interviews, news clippings and other found documents. 1967 was premiered to great acclaim in 2014. In 2017, its revival also drew major attention. This film is a video recording of the 2017 revival.
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