Flower in The Pocket

The Film 15/06/07 08:43:12 pm

It is a tradition in some parts of the world to wear flowers for Mother's Day. Wearing a pink or red flower represented that your mother is still alive. Wearing a white flower symbolizes that your mother is no longer living.

FITP was initially written based on this custom. The two protagonists in FITP do not know what colour of flowers they should be wearing. They grow up without knowing what it's like to have a mother at home.

When we are far away from home, we feel homesick sometimes. We miss the comfort of home but for these two boys, they hardly know what a home is all about.

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great! now there's no need for you to go to festivals to do q & a!

papi [Visitor] 15/06/07 @ 13:20

Oh! Really?

sengtat [Visitor] 15/06/07 @ 19:03

The "wearing rose" tradition just like "rose festival" in Plum Village (www.plumvillage.org), any relations to it ??

Looking forward to the film ...

Cheers

positively wings [Visitor] 19/06/07 @ 13:00

Sorry for being ignorant, but is this film showing in Malaysia? If yes - where and when?

michelleho [Visitor] · http://tsuilinho.blogspot.com 20/06/07 @ 10:00

Hi Michelleho,

the release date is not confirmed yet. We would announce it as soon as we know the date.

admin [Member] · http://www.dahuangpictures.com 21/06/07 @ 19:53

michelle!!!

papi [Visitor] 22/06/07 @ 00:46

Flower in the pocket?

i don't know, but i know i got a rocket in my pocket. wana feel it?

The Visitor [Visitor] · http://seventh-art.blogspot.com 28/06/07 @ 13:51

Is it out yet? Can't wait to watch it! Please let me know via e-mail! Thanks!

michelleho [Visitor] · http://tsuilinho.blogspot.com 20/07/07 @ 10:41

I think the date of release would be announced in September.

chuimui [Member] 20/07/07 @ 14:51

Li Ahh and Li Ohm grow up motherless. They are neglected by their father Sui, a workaholic who spends the bulk of his time mending broken mannequins in his workshop. While he shuts himself out from the world, the two brothers roam the streets, get into fights and other troubles in school but for all they want is just love and to be loved.

A film by Liew Seng Tat.

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