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Vivienne Chow

If you still haven't seen Secondary School, the controversial documentary by Tammy Cheung Hung, what is  your excuse?

The 45-minute film depicts the daily life at two well-respected local schools - St Catherine's School for Girls in Kwun Tong and Ying Wa College in Kowloon Tong - and  questions the Hong Kong education system.

Now you have another chance to catch this film as Young Post is giving away 20 tickets for this Saturday and Sunday's    shows at 4.10pm at  Broadway Cinematheque in Yau Ma Tei.

There will also be an after-screening discussion  at Kubrick Cafe.

Just send us an e-mail to  yp@scmp.com and the first 10 entries will  get  tickets.



Chance to catch school documentary