*** We proudly pledge to donate 10% of all proceeds from this film to help and support young prisoners who were incarcerated due to involvement in social movements all over the world. ***

YP1967 is a 72 minutes documentary directed by award-winning documentary filmmaker Can To, written by Jenny Lee, and wholly owned by 3a Motion Pictures Limited, an independent Hong Kong film company. Based on meticulous research conducted over many years, official British Colonial Office records only very recently disclosed to the public by operation of archive laws, and highly personal interviews with former young prisoners who have faced the consequences of participating in this truly controversial and little-known social movement over the course of their lifetimes; our film has already touched and enlightened a very select global audience.

Now, amidst an unfortunate daily ‘repeat of history’ both here in Hong Kong and around the world, we sincerely hope its value can be shared with a wider audience- to provoke thought, self-reflection, learning, questioning, and the open discussion of inconvenient truths. How do we see ‘right and wrong’ in the face of ‘actions and consequences’?