Laxmi

Communication and Media student at UOWHK 👩🏻‍🎓

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Regarding the pain of others https://t.co/CijgRMjYCN

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INTERENT https://t.co/q2w2PyXPd9

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Collaborative Ethnography https://t.co/3jPwK7N32l

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Reminiscing the first television experience https://t.co/Bb4v0HocTB

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My media space https://t.co/m6lkEYIDAy

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#BCM332 I think radical documentary is a framework which alllows us to approach the crisis in a critical way.

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Research Reflection https://t.co/KvYZtHyBsa

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I have experienced blackouts back in Nepal, when I was a kid we used to have it almost everyday and turned out it was because the demand of electricity was much higher than the generation and price of the electricity. But thankfully the situation has gotten a lot better now

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The epiphany of this video is that Hong Kong is a place with hardly and natural resources yet the absence of Natural Resources hasn’t prevented rapid economic development of the city.

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It looks like the like location could have been set around somewhere in Kowloon City side as it looks a little ghetto with all the old looking buildings, markets and all the gangster stuff happening.

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While watching the movie I couldn’t help but feel a little odd with the English dubbed voiceover as it kind of comes across a little flat and robs the movie of its authenticity and maturity. Overall, it’s a visually rich movie, worth watching👍🏻

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The scene where the people were arrested and tortured just because they were anti government and fighting for freedom and revolution was very much similar to what we as Hong Kongers have witnessed in last few months; the hk extradition bill conflict

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It realistically shows how cut throat the competition was as it follows the story of three players on different levels of competition in the Korean scene of Starcraft around 2011-2012.

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Despite not being a big fan of esport movies I could tell that the film has a professional feel and it does a very good job showing how important the game was in Korean culture and how it affected the lives of the youth involved with it.

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Gojira the Japanese Original https://t.co/H8cvudZKf6

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The conflict between 2 generations in the movie is mostly the older generation who believe in tradition like they have to sacrifice a young virgin girl to satisfy the Godzilla while the younger generations don’t really believe that sacrificing a life is a solution to the problem

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The orientation of Japan main island map was not set as usual maybe because it was still under development since it was just mid 90s and technology was still very new.

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Reflection https://t.co/MhsM1sYb3b

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The Internet of Things (IoT) https://t.co/3C7qmPjpOb

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The Phenomena of hacking and cybercrime https://t.co/VzKTn3h171