We’re still going to big up indie movies here at the Last Movie Outpost. We were contacted via Facebook about No Time for Goodbye and sent the trailer and details.
Obviously, it’s a sensitive subject in the UK, so it’s an interesting take on what it must be like. Not all immigrants are illegal; some want to move to the UK legitimately.
The details from the press release. Which was put in a different way this time.
- FILM DETAILS – Director / Writer: Don Ng
- Country: United Kingdom / Hong Kong
- Language: English
- Genre: Social Drama / Romance
- Runtime: 106 minutes
- LOGLINE – Two Hong Kong asylum seekers rebuilding their lives in Britain form an unexpected bond, navigating displacement, identity, and the fragile hope of starting again.
- SYNOPSIS – Set in contemporary Britain, No Time for Goodbye follows Bosco and Yasmin – two young Hongkongers seeking asylum after political upheaval. As they navigate isolation and systemic uncertainty, their lives intersect, and a tentative relationship emerges, exploring exile and belonging.
- DIRECTOR Don Ng – Former award-winning Hong Kong journalist turned filmmaker. No Time for Goodbye is his debut feature, focusing on human-centred stories of migration and identity.
- CAST Lam Yiu-Sing (Bosco), Kitty Yu Tsz-Wing (Yasmin), Teddy Robin, Hasiba Ebrahimi, Joseph Ademola Adeyemo, and Leo Anand.
- Winner of multiple international film festival awards.
- WHY THIS FILM WORKS IN THE UK – Set story addressing migration and identity. Strong appeal to diaspora and arthouse audiences. Suitable for event screenings and discussions.
There are screenings across the UK, you can see them on the No Time for Goodby website. I have a screener, so I will report back.
