Organized by the Centre of Urban History, Culture and Media, and co-organized by Gender Research Centre and Gender Studies Program, the screening of “#FaceMatters” and post screening discussion was held on 27 February 2019. The screening was attended by a full house of teachers, staff, and students from various disciplines.
由都市歷史、文化與傳媒研究中心主辦，性別研究中心及性別研究課程合辦的 《你的樣子如何》“ #Face Matters” 紀錄片放映會及映後座談已在2019年2月27日順利舉行。放映會當日座無虛席，有來自不同學系的教職員和同學參與。
“#Face Matters” is directed by Donna Chu, Centre fellow and Associate Professor of the School of Journalism and Communication. The documentary discusses the definitions of beauty in society and how it molds social identity and people's choices. Prof. Chu’s team collected views towards beauty from more than 200 students in six secondary schools in summer 2018. The team invited actor Sofiee Ng to present interviews with psychologists, anthropologists, movie stars, and beauty experts, to explore the meanings of beauty in relation to body image, self-affirmation, and in aspects of media and art.
《你的樣子如何》由本中心成員、新聞與傳播學院副教授朱順慈執導，討論社會對美的標準如何定義，以及這個標準如何模鑄人們的身份認同與選擇。朱教授的團隊在2018年夏天走訪了六所中學，收集了超過200位同學對美的看法；團隊並邀得演員吳海昕參與，透過訪問心理學家、人類學家、電影明星和美容專家等等，探討關於美在身體形象、自我肯定和媒介藝術中的意義。
A post screening discussion was hosted by Centre Director Prof. Maria Tam, when Prof. Chu interacted with the audience in an enthusiastic discussion. of Hong Kong.
映後座談會由中心主任譚少薇教授主持。朱教授與觀眾於熱烈的討論中，分享對紀錄片的反思。