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The Kid, Bruce Lee: immediate post-WII HK society & local cinema’s pedagogic burden 《細路祥，街童李小龍：戰後香港社會和港產影話戲的道德包袱》/ Linda Lai
The pedagogic burden of cinema on/about/on behalf of children has been a perennial concern, especially in contingent moments when control and discipline become critical 有關香港「細路祥」三篇連載。2020-2021期間，黎肖嫻潛進環繞苦難中的孩子的沈甸甸而充滿矛盾的論述。
Linda Lai / Bruce Lee the kid on the street, teenage Nazi-fighters, a brave boy the only eye-witness 不再瓢街回歸祖國的細路祥，打走納粹軍的少年 ，謀殺案的唯一孩童證人
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A follow-up on “[put away] the kid on the street” (2 August 2020), Linda Lai continues to examine how, in an apparently peaceful post-war moment of Hong Kong in May 1950, three local film distributor-exhibitors fought for audiences of movies named to be celebrating the Children’s Day, with very different ethos. 倫敦謀殺案的唯一孩童證人。這不是一般的電影分享或分析，透過跨文本的觀察，試圖理解電影在社會生活世界中與別的範疇可有的種種協作果效。港產《細路祥》（1950）、蘇聯兒童片《以身許國》（1948）、英國電影童星主演的《妒花風雨》（1948），成為太平盛世的香港慶祝兒童節的電影宣傳搶客戰。
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