Better Days(少年的你)

Austin Chronicle by

Moreover, dark as Better Days gets – and it is often an uneasy watch because of its delicately-handled themes – there's still a hopeful story about how honesty and courage and fix even the most broken systems.

The Hollywood Reporter by Deborah Young

Though not very subtle in presenting its thesis, the story is generally suspenseful and well-told by young HK actor and director Tsang (Soul Mate).

Variety by Jessica Kiang

In Derek Kwok Cheung Tsang’s gripping, superbly performed melodrama — a deeply moving if occasionally overwrought exposé of bullying in the acutely competitive academic pressure cooker of a Chinese high school — it’s hard to imagine she can be nostalgic for her own school days.

Screen Daily by John Berra

Better Days may slide into somewhat hollow artfulness, but it’s hard not to be moved by its genuine concerns.