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The Umbrella Movement not only made an impact on the entire society, but also on countless families. University student Chow, sentenced to prison over her involvement in the movement, takes a toll on the relationship with her taxi-driver father. Eight months later at her release, father and daughter are speechless on the ride home. The father tries to secure a better future for his daughter by finding her a job. Chow decides to move back to the dormitory. On the night of her departure, the father is disheartened to learn that she is joining an assembly. Will father and daughter eventually resolve their conflicts?
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00:10I'm going to buy some things to go to work, and I'm going to go to work.
00:16I'm going to buy some things to go to work.
00:17You've told me to go to work.
00:21Why do you still do such a thing?
00:25You're going to go to jail?
00:26Come on, come on.
00:34Come on.
00:35I'm going to go.
00:36You're going to go to jail.
00:45I'm going to go to jail.
00:47I'm going to go to jail.
01:00I'm going to go to jail.
01:00I'm going to go to jail.
01:00I'm going to go to jail.
01:00I'm going to go to jail.
01:00I'm going to go to jail.

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