2019: Just before the pandemic, all eyes were on Hong Kong. The videos of people in the front lines of the protests against a bill that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland China were countless, with images of police violence going viral around the globe. Jennifer Ngo was right in the middle of it. In the heart-throbbing “Faceless”, she weaves together the stories of four very different protesters defending their identities as Hongkongers in the face of Chinese repression, delivering a portrait of a time that is engaging, thrilling, and visually stunning. Film serves as an ally to record a fight for the freedom of a society to define who they are and what they want in their own terms.