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This is Hong Kong. This is Malaysia. This could be any corner of the world. Perhaps we’ve met; perhaps never. Sometimes life glows; sometimes, nothing happens. On the journey of life, we endure, we refuse. Most of the time, we only want to do a bit more, to bring modest changes to the status quo. “Me, my city or somewhere else” documents the thoughts, inner conflicts and choices of five Hong Kong and Malaysian activists at some stages of their lives.
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00:04It's a place where you can join the country.
00:07If not, it's not a place where you can join the country.
00:17I won't say I got married.
00:19I would say I got to go to New York.
00:22I think it's important to be able to create a space in the体制.
00:34When I was in Malaysia, I was a small town in a small town.
00:38I don't know about政治.
00:41I really need to do a lot of work.
00:47So when it comes to freedom, I think I should put it in a moment.
00:56I always say that we are doing a hard work,
00:59not paying money, we are going to buy money.
01:01What do you mean?
01:03If we are so great, it's not necessary.
01:06It's true.
01:11I'm a bit worried about Hong Kong,
01:12but I will be able to...
01:18Why should I come back home?
01:20I think 30 years ago, I should go back home.
01:42How to deal with Hong Kong.
01:44I don't know how to do any of those things
01:46but I should be able to do anything.
01:48Is that the only thing I could do before?
01:50Do you think they are done in a way?
01:52I think he would be able to do anything.
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