This movie is true independent "grass root" documentary. They worked at jobs from railroad in Switzerland to Starbucks and bartender in Texas, raised every penny, bought their gear, packed up and went to Honk Kong. They owed money to no one and had complete freedom to tell the story as they saw it.
The documentary gives you the feel of being right there with them, although it takes a few minutes to realize how dangerous it was. They run with the protesters, got tear gassed too many times to count, and lived and run the streets.
Top notch documentary for an issue that as it will come up again, can and will have repercussions far from the physical boundaries of Honk Kong.
If they burn, we burn with them.
The documentary gives you the feel of being right there with them, although it takes a few minutes to realize how dangerous it was. They run with the protesters, got tear gassed too many times to count, and lived and run the streets.
Top notch documentary for an issue that as it will come up again, can and will have repercussions far from the physical boundaries of Honk Kong.
If they burn, we burn with them.