Stories of Pang Jai is a poignant relic of Hong Kong's fabric markets. Within its bustling lanes, the resilient spirit of the vendors weaves a vivid tapestry of everyday lives, revealing their epic struggle against the threat of forced demolition. Stories of Pang Jai is a tribute to the heart and soul of this community, where threads of resilience and passion intertwine.

2015年，政府計劃收回深水埗「棚仔」布市場，以興建一幢政府資助房屋。在尺土寸金的香港，「沒經濟價值」不難成為被剷除的目標。布販們為共同信念怒吼、抗爭與生活、政客與官僚之間，在深水埗「棚仔」，在風雨飄搖，在陽光燦爛的日子，這是他們的生存空間。

Director’s bio
Jimmy Lo is a filmmaker, film educator, and film festival curator from Hong Kong. His debut documentary, Stories of Pang Jai (2024), won Best Feature Film and Best Cinematography for Feature Film at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival 2024 and was nominated for the Human Rights Award at the South Taiwan Film Festival. The film has been screened internationally.

Jimmy is an assistant professor at MacEwan University, where he teaches film and video production. He co-curates and co-organizes the UBC-based Asian Independent Cinema Showcase (with Dr. Helena Wu). Jimmy holds an MFA in Film Production from UBC.