Being Rain: Representation and Will

This documentary follows a group of filmmakers as they document the civil social movement in Hong Kong over a two-year period. It addresses themes of visible and invisible control, suggesting a mysterious organization that may be manipulating weather patterns to influence public participation in social movements.

The film challenges viewers to consider the deeper implications of climate change discussions, moving beyond surface-level explanations to explore issues of intervention and suppression. With a focus on the dynamics of control, it provides a thought-provoking perspective on the interplay between environmental factors and social activism.

Featuring Lam Ting-Hin and Vincent Chui, the film utilizes a mockumentary style to blend reality with speculative inquiry. This approach serves to engage audiences in a critical examination of the forces shaping social consciousness in Hong Kong.