About this Event
Hong Kong Neon – Jimmy Lai in Chains Community Screening
《鐵鏈中的黎智英》社區放映
日前黎智英被判刑廿年,於香港成長的澳洲人權律師Mark Tarrant 一直以藝術與影像回應黎智英被囚處境,本片以霓虹藝術裝置「Jimmy Lai in Chains」為主軸,記錄該作品於澳洲悉尼公開展出的過程,透過作品關注香港在《國安法》下的人權與法治狀況。放映後與澳洲導演 Mark Tarrant 親述感受。
Recently, Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 20 years in Pr*son. Australian human rights lawyer Mark Tarrant, who grew up in Hong Kong, has consistently responded to Lai’s imprisonment through art and film. This documentary centres on the neon art installation “Jimmy Lai in Chains”, documenting its public display in Sydney, Australia, and using the work to highlight human rights and the rule of law in Hong Kong under the National Security Law. There is a Q&A session with director Mark Tarrant after screening.
- Title: Hong Kong Neon – Jimmy Lai in Chains
- Duration: 31 minutes
- Director / Producer: Mark Tarrant
Mark Tarrant is a Lawyer based in Sydney, Australia.
Mark grew up in Hong Kong and went to Kowloon Junior School in Perth Street and King George V School in Ho Man Tin.
As a young child Mark has vivid memories of the 1967 riots in Hong Kong and the untimely death of Bruce Lee in 1973.
Mark started making short films during the Covid lockdown in Australia.
This is the screening of Mark’s film revised in 2024. The original "2023 Hong Kong Neon – Jimmy Lai in Chains" was screened at the BAFTA-qualifying British Urban Film Festival in London in October 2024.
Agenda
Letter writing to Jimmy Lai and to PM Carney
Documentary screening
Q&A with director Mark Tarrant
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Fairview Library Meeting Room 401, 35 Fairview Mall Drive, Toronto, Canada
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