I Have Nothing to Say

In I Have Nothing to Say, the Chinese police confront head-teacher Chen at her home regarding her daughter, a filmmaker in Hong Kong. The authorities urge Chen to intervene in her daughter's critical film project, which questions China's colonization of Hong Kong. However, they are unaware that Chen and her daughter have been out of touch for a significant time.

This film captures the essence of drama in a contemporary context, highlighting the conflicts between personal relationships and political pressures. The runtime of 25 minutes allows for a concise yet impactful storytelling experience. Directed by Ying Liang, the film features performances from Nai An, Gong Zhe, and Pete Teo, each contributing to the film's emotional weight. The collaboration between PŌTOCOL, TOGO Film, and 90 Minutes Film Studio, among others, underscores its artistic merit in the landscape of Chinese cinema.