In the thirties, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were shot dead after they had committed robberies in Texas for two years. When they Died, Bonnie was 23, and Clyde was only 24. In that era, gangsters and robbers were heroes, and theirs stories were legends. In the sixties, drugs became a part of youth culture. Maybe I was born in a wrong decade. 

In the nineties, we don’t need any heroes nor legends anymore. In this era, gangsters and robbers are equal to cold blood and drugs mean degeneration.

*This film is supported by the Hong Kong Arts Developement Council

Date: 17/8/1998 2:30pm (with discussion), 29/8/1998 8:30pm

Organisation: Videotage

Venue: Lim Por Yen Film Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Centre