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"The crew listed for “Spring, Seeing Hong Kong Again” consists of people whose involvement is questionable, who deny having worked on the film, or who can’t be found."
A bizarre and hilarious account that is full of lines like this
No one around me, even those in film, has heard of the project. Google returns few results, mainly the same cringey write-up on sloppy newswires, which alleged that the film was well-received at Cannes Film Festival, and that it won Best Documentary at the Prague Film Festival. pic.twitter.com/J0aXWLbysn
So, what is the film about? Vanessa McMahon wrote a review on https://t.co/alu2UNLca8 after watching it at Marché du Film.
"HK suffered a hard time in 2019 due to the turbulence over the Fuigitive Law…" / "medical aid and nurses from Mainland China.." P.S. Vanessa, spellcheck. pic.twitter.com/miCnallB3O
Lelièvre's most recent works on IMDB, in reverse chronological order. He is based in China, and seemed to have made a foray into 大外宣 after "Ripples". Both "SSHKA" and "Ripples" are not on his IMDB.
.@ginkgogoes then found out that the account was a political meme page formerly. Is promoting the film a simple mistake, or has the previous page sold the handle to an internal propaganda platform?
How to fake a screening of a film at a festival? Or rather, how to fake a film festival? LPT: DO NOT copy images that appear on the first page on Google when you search the venue's name.
Corroborating with what my industry insider friend said: There's no 'Prague Film Festival'. pic.twitter.com/KmjoBMEVa5