Long Hair Revolution 長毛革命 @ national archive of Canada

In September 2004, Leung Kowk-hung, a 48‑year‑old Hong Kong‑born veteran social activist, rebel, and street‑fighter shocked the community by winning a seat in the elite Legislative Council of Hong Kong with a majority of 60,925 votes. The documentary follows him for a month, two months into his term, capturing his daily life with almost unrestricted filming access and revealing brutally honest, candid remarks as it attempts to find the real Long Hair behind his rebel TV persona. It also documents his involvement in headline news of the time, including a US$2.7 billion stock listing of a real estate investment trust, a proposed referendum bill, and a planned demolition of brand‑new, unused apartment buildings.