Hoi is a van driver who was a photographer before COVID-19. One day, he received a message from his ex-girlfriend Yin, who had already migrated. They met on the night before she left Hong Kong again.

After separating for a few years, the discussion on the long-forgotten love seemed to be the hidden agenda of this night. The two individuals, who had already embarked on completely different journeys in life, had to find a way out for their complicated relationship.

經歷疫情後放下攝影工作，選擇送貨為生的海，接到已移民的前女友燕的信息，邀請在她再次離港的前一夜見面。已塵封的愛或情，在若即若離之間，在數載後重新被掀出借來填一晚。

Director's Statement
As a former journalist, I've moved from shooting documentary news footage to trying on attempting short film direction, and I've realized that the line between truth and fiction is more blurred than it seems—news doesn't always capture the full reality, and films aren't always entirely fabricated. The experiences of Hongkongers in recent years are perhaps unmatched in the world: separations, reunions after long absences—these farewells and reconnections feel deeply personal, as if they belong to you and me.

For some viewers who can’t be in Hong Kong right now, I’m grateful to the cinematographers who’ve captured many of my favorite scenes—images that I find both beautiful and symbolic. I hope these visuals not only help the audience understand the story’s essence, but also ease a bit of their homesickness.

作為前記者，由拍攝紀實影像新聞到嘗試執導短篇幅電影，發現所謂真假原來難以劃界——新聞呈現的未必是現實的全部；電影呈現的未必完全是虛構。香港人的經歷在這幾年或許是世上獨有的，由離別到久別重逢，這些告別、再相聚，也許「是他也是你和我」。或許一些觀眾未能在這刻置身於香港，感激攝影師拍下了許多我喜愛的香港場景，一些我非常喜歡、也很有象徵性的畫面，期望能讓觀眾在領略故事箇中意味同時，也能略解鄉愁。