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"Les Tigres D'Asie" une expérience inoubliable!
Tuesday, Jun 17, 2008 4:18PM / Members only
Have just recently come back from Thailand, where I had the joy of meeting a dozen of the 26 tigers presently residing at a temple in Kanchanaburi. A truly unforgettable experience it was for me, posing along side of them, laying around and basking under the hot sun together.
One by one, you'll be silently led hand in hand with a stranger, to greet, stroke, and cuddle up close to these amazing beasts.
You can also book an early slot in the morning
at 7:30AM to rumble around and feed the cubs. How awesome!
Something to definitely plan ahead for the next trip.
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Sichuan Quake Streetball Charity event
Friday, May 30, 2008 2:03PM / Members only
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This Darling Life
Wednesday, Apr 16, 2008 5:18PM / Members only
see live updates at www.thisdarlinglife.com
In theaters May 8th, 2008
5% of the net proceeds will be donated to charity organizations
Full of wisdom, deep impact
“This Darling Life is full of wisdom, intelligence and sensitivity. It seems simple, yet its impact is very deep.”
-Yim Ho, Film Director
“Angie Chen is to be congratulated on being the first to produce a documentary about people in Hong Kong and their relationship with their animals. The ‘stories’ reveal how varied the relationships and the reasons for those relationships between humans and animals can be. I liked the way it explores the human condition and makes us re-evaluate the roles of animals in our own lives. She has shown a fascinating slice of Hong Kong Life!”
-Sandy Macalister, SPCA
A very touching film
“A very touching film. Ten minutes into the film, I started to feel its effect. It’s refreshing and different.”
-Anthony Wong Chau San, Actor
"A very different way to talk about love."
“I totally enjoyed the film. I was one of the many in the audience who did not want to leave my seat at the end of it. It is thought provoking and has given us an interesting insight into the many reasons why people keep animals, it’s a movie about dogs – that makes you think.”
-Tony Ho, SPCA
“For myself, I’m not really an animal lover. I never experienced that part of life. But to see it through other people in this film is very interesting, to see how much people can actually invest their love to an animal, and how that actually translates to their love with other people. The message in the end is that – the whole human race as a whole, the greater the love, the greater the people are. I think it’s wonderful.”
-Antony Szeto, Film Director
“A very different way to talk about love.”
-Christina Wong, Chief Designer, Blanc de Chine
“It’s about relationships, about family, how you interpret love. It’s so easy to say, ‘I love you’, but what does it really mean?”
-Vivianne Lau
“After watching this movie, I feel hopeful about mankind – there’s love and care around us.”
-Doris Yiu
“This is a great film, it really touched the bottom of my heart! You must have spent a lot of time, effort & love on it, this is the magic of the film. Each one has his own right to live, love is
unconditional! Any other ways to watch the film? I like to introduce to more people...”
-Ringo Tang, Photographer
“The film is really good and inspired me a lot. I hugged, kissed and told this touching story to my doggie last night.”
-Cherry Chan, Assistant Marketing Officer, Bossini
Really hits you right in the heart
“The human animal bond is very precious and your film showed the strength of this bond and a mixture of feelings that exist in hong kong. Whether you agree or not a very thought provoking film…….”
-Dr Jane Gray, SPCA
“I am really touched, by all these people in the film who shared insights into the relationship between dog and owner, so often misunderstood, ignored, neglected, or forgotten by many (including dog owners like myself!) who need to be reminded to treat their dogs like human friends. i haven’t cried so much at a film for a long time! I miss my dog tin tin very much, and I wish I had seen this film earlier and had spent more time with him when he was alive.”
-Lina Kao
“Very straightforward. Really hits you right in the heart.”
-Dr. Joe, Veterinarian
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Earth Day at Cyberport – A call for Climate: We care! We act!
Saturday, Apr 12, 2008 3:20PM / Members only
I've been supporting Ecovision's environmental events too for the past 3 years now. Growing up here in Hong Kong, I've seen first hand the results of pollution we've created. I'm very concerned for our future generations. We all read everyday in the news how the condition is getting worse and worse. So indeed it is definitely time to do something about it. As a means to stand against global warming, we need to focus on the 3Rs Reduce, Reuse and Recycle and apply them in our daily life, be it at school, at home, in the office and even when shopping. I'm sure most people have now heard about how quickly the ice berg's are melting in the north and south poles – this is a very significant signal of global warming. Some people in Hong Kong may not realize how serious this is since it's happening so far away from us. But what about what's happening right here in Hong Kong? Almost everyday we can't see much blue sky, in fact, we can barely see across the harbor some days!
The opening of an exhibition featuring amazing recycled material designs in an eco fashion show "Discarded to Divine", was held on the 10th of April in Cyberport for Earth Day. It was an opportunity to see how easy it is to make something fabulous from commonly discarded urban Hong Kong items that were on their way to the landfill. Check it out, the exhibition is on going for the next 12 days.
I have made a pledge to do more. Please join me!
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Where did all the time go?
Wednesday, Aug 1, 2007 3:53AM / Members only
