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外星人鄧肯
CFSC-Ailen Duncan
Director: Ho Tsz-lam

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Production Country Hong Kong
Production Year 2010
Duration 2’ 05”
Colour Colour
Language No dialogue and subtitles
Genre Animation
Shooting Format HD
Synopsis Today, more and more youngsters start to abuse drugs. Not because the youngsters try to give up themselves, but due to the lack of understanding they have from the others. In fact, the youngsters are just waiting for the care from family and friends.
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Remarks shared after Festival
"The overall comment for the trip is very good. I met many local peoples at Santiago, and some international filmmakers. Audience are very different from Hong Kong, they are more focus on the animation, how you study the situation of the children, then they will try to share the same case in their country to discuss the meaning behind the animation but not very much on technical issues.. [More]
"The overall comment for the trip is very good. I met many local peoples at Santiago, and some international filmmakers. Audience are very different from Hong Kong, they are more focus on the animation, how you study the situation of the children, then they will try to share the same case in their country to discuss the meaning behind the animation but not very much on technical issues. Some of the filmmakers ask about the saturation of Youth people, Hong Kong culture and history issues in Hong Kong."

— Shared by Ho Tsz-lam, director of CFSC – Alien Duncan after attending the 19th FESANCOR Chilean International Short Film Festival of Santiago in Chile, under the sponsorship of NAE.

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