2007 APM (aka. PPP) Project [11 Flowers] is based on the personal experiences of Wang Xiaoshuai. In 1975, at the height of the Cultural Revolution, 11 year old Wang Han’s biggest worry is the new shirt he is going to wear during a gymnastics presentation. He pesters his mother to buy a new one, but a wounded murderer hiding on the village’s outskirts steals it. The film focuses on Han’s struggle to retrieve the shirt and also depicts the unsettling atmosphere engulfing the village from his perspective. With the history-making events only talked about by adults, and though difficult to understand, the grown-ups′ world holds a fascination for Han, as does the back of the teenage village girl, leading to early sexual fantasies and adolescent physical discovery. After many complications he gets the shirt back, but by then he cannot bear to look the girl in the eye. Is he becoming an adult? The unpredictable moods of this turbulent period in China′s history combine with wild-eyed youthful passion observed by a curious boy in the throes of growing up. (PARK Jin-hee)