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Lighter Than Love 

Artificial light may have been one of mankind's greatest inventions, but it has also driven us apart from our families because it enables us to work longer and later hours. This drama tells three interconnected stories of people affected by light in different ways – A man forced to step away from work to take care of his injured mother in an apartment constantly lit by florescent billboards, the owner of a lighting shop whose products have suddenly stopped working, and a child who roams the streets stealing light bulbs.
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Artificial light may have been one of mankind's greatest inventions, but it has also driven us apart from our families because it enables us to work longer and later hours. This drama tells three interconnected stories of people affected by light in different ways – A man forced to step away from work to take care of his injured mother in an apartment constantly lit by florescent billboards, the owner of a lighting shop whose products have suddenly stopped working, and a child who roams the streets stealing light bulbs.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Calif Chong, Lam Lok-Ling
Written By:Calif Chong, Julian Pang Che-Pak, Season Xu, Vincent Leung
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Fresh Wave, Hong Kong Arts Development Council, The University of Hong Kong

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Calif Chong, Lam Lok-Ling

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Yeung Yu

Jason

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Liu Chui-Chun

Jason's Mother

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Chik Boon Ching

Ching Ching

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Ben Yuen Foo-Wah

Bob

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Crystal Yung

Jason's Sister

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Julian Gaertner

Jason's brother-in-law

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