Reviews
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《風繼續吹》：等待成為一種電影語言
《風繼續吹》的重要性，也可以放回其製作條件之中理解。作品在英國拍攝，以廣東話作為主要語言，並集合不同國籍的演員，共同呈現政治庇護與流亡經驗。這本身已反映出香港電影在離散下的一種新形態：創作者、語言、演員和故事不再完全依附於香港本地的製作環境，但作品仍然延續香港人的歷史記憶與文化視角。
A restrained look at asylum seekers in limbo, combining quiet performances with lived-in detail
While No Time For Goodbye’s protagonists are from Hong Kong, it still manages to deliver a multi-faceted portrayal of asylum seeking through its diverse ensemble cast. The film deliberately avoids detailing events in Hong Kong, allowing those experiences to remain implicit.
No Time for Goodbye: A Poignant Elegy for the Displaced
It is a film that feels both urgently timely and classically melancholic, capturing a generation that has fled a changing home only to find themselves adrift in an unfamiliar land.
No Time for Goodbye Review: Intimacy and Isolation
Don Ng’s debut feature approaches a refugee story with a quiet, watchful pulse.
A Deeply Human Film On Asylum in Britain
A vital and deeply moving debut that establishes Dong Ng as an important cinematic voice.
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How 'No Time for Goodbye' humanizes the asylum experience
Other refugee characters from different countries contribute to a cast with an international flavor.
LIFF 2025 REVIEW: NO TIME FOR GOODBYE
Yu and Lam are terrific leading the line with two sensitive and involving performances of people who are making the most of good intentions in a bad situation.