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I Have Nothing to Say

2017, Chinese. Directed by Ying Liang.

The Chinese police visit head-teacher Chen at home. Her daughter, a dissident filmmaker living in Hong Kong, plans yet another critical film about China's colonization of the small autonomous territory. The authorities demand that Chen travel to her daughter to stop the film project. What they do not take into account is that Chen and her daughter lost contact long ago.

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Released
29 October 2017
Original title
媽媽的口供
Country
China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan
Written by
Ying Liang

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I Have Nothing to Say (2017) was directed by Ying Liang and stars Nai An, Gong Zhe, Pete Teo.

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