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Look At Me(HKLGFF 2023)
Opening on 10-09-2023
108 minutes
English、Malay(English Subtitles)
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Synopsis
Winner of the 2023 Vesoul Film Festival of Asian Cinema Public Prize and High School Jury Prize/Audience Choice Best Film at the 2023 LGBTQ Toronto Film FestivalSean and Ricky are twin brothers. Sean’s girlfriend, Mia, invites them to attend church, and the boys find themselves in the midst of not only an Evangelical rock concert but a searing anti-LGBTQ sermon. Sean is outraged, and makes a video lampooning the church’s pastor without realizing how powerful the church can be. Soon afterwards, Sean is prosecuted for causing public obscenity, wounding the feelings of a religious group, and spreading fake news. He is put in prison, and comes close to losing his sanity. At the same time, galvanized by the injustice his brother is subjected to, Ricky, gains prominence as an LGBTQ activist. What will happen to the two brothers? And what of the church? In this entertaining and thought-provoking film, Kwek shows just how complicated culture wars can be the age of social media.
Director
Ken Kwek Cast |
Yao, Pam Oei, Adian Pang, Janice Koh |
* = Special first show concession tickets available for senior citizens

Look At Me(HKLGFF 2023)
Opening on 10-09-2023
108 minutes
English、Malay(English Subtitles)
Synopsis
Winner of the 2023 Vesoul Film Festival of Asian Cinema Public Prize and High School Jury Prize/Audience Choice Best Film at the 2023 LGBTQ Toronto Film FestivalSean and Ricky are twin brothers. Sean’s girlfriend, Mia, invites them to attend church, and the boys find themselves in the midst of not only an Evangelical rock concert but a searing anti-LGBTQ sermon. Sean is outraged, and makes a video lampooning the church’s pastor without realizing how powerful the church can be. Soon afterwards, Sean is prosecuted for causing public obscenity, wounding the feelings of a religious group, and spreading fake news. He is put in prison, and comes close to losing his sanity. At the same time, galvanized by the injustice his brother is subjected to, Ricky, gains prominence as an LGBTQ activist. What will happen to the two brothers? And what of the church? In this entertaining and thought-provoking film, Kwek shows just how complicated culture wars can be the age of social media.
Director
Ken Kwek Cast
Yao, Pam Oei, Adian Pang, Janice Koh
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* = Special first show concession tickets available for senior citizens