A woman is giving a performance titled “Egging, with 1,000 eggs” in a plaza. This performance of breaking eggs on her own body doesn’t seem to attract people’s attention for long. However, when the phrase “help the future generation to throw eggs at myself for my inability to protect our home” is raised, the true meaning of the performance arises. Director Mak depicts the anxieties and fears that the people are experiencing in this period of political turmoil in Hong Kong. The Umbrella Revolution, the Extradition Bill Protest, the COVID-19 Pandemic, art, parenting, and the hopes and fears of people in Hong Kong are interestingly reflected through characters in the film. Fear(less) and Dear is a private, yet social, essay film that adopted an unconventional experimental form. (KANG Sowon)