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Was really good to watch a film that shows how the struggle is real for people in Hong Kong.

This is a touching story about a group of homeless people who helps each other like family. It does not beg for sympathy, but instead it gives the homeless dignity by showing their positive side. I applaud the filmmakers for making a film on such a non commercial topic.

The story is very easy to understand and the characters are very interesting each has their own story and for acting this is really a drama film that is very worth watching.

There are roughly 250 big mac restaurants in a tiny little place like Hong Kong. Homeless people sleep in many of these 24hrs restaurants for various reasons. Fear to go home. Shame to go home. Cannot go home. Or just no home to go. Some reasons are hard to imagine. Life is hard, very hard indeed. But people do livin' it, no matter how hard it might be. This movie is very original, with many good moments and +ve emotions. That's why I like it.

Some homeless people can turn around. But to some people, it is a one-way ticket.

The slogan of a major fast food chain restaurant is "I'm lovin' it". The movie title is "I'm livin' it". A crude satire seems to be directed at the life of Hong Kong people or maybe the world at large.

This movie is like a snapshot in our time. What the World will look like in 20 years?

If you have never heard of people finding refuge in 24 hr McDonalds, then you will come to know this is a real thing in Hong Kong. Real estate is a hot commodity and rent is skyrocketing each year forcing residents to abandon the comforts of a home. This tells the stories of fictional characters but echoes very true to the people that you will find at such 24 hr fast food joints in Hong Kong. Very sad. Good movie to catch a glimpse of cruel reality.