Sunless Days

Year: 1990

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Cantonese

Director: Shu Kei

Documentary

Shu Kei travels to Venice, Canada, London and Hong Kong to capture the Tiananmen Square massacre’s impact. He speaks with award‑winning Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao‑hsien, Hong Kong director Alfred Cheung, actress Deanne Ip, and his two brothers—one leaving Hong Kong, the other in Australia. Their accounts form a portrait of Chinese horror, outrage.

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