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NP360's 100% Doraemon & Friends exhibition needed more than an event announcement — it needed a film timed to land at the exact moment Hong Kong adults were already thinking about their fathers. Released for Father's Day, the brief was to make a generation feel the gap between the child they were and the parent they'd become, collapsed in one cable car ride up to the sky.

Doraemon has always been about one thing: the wish that the people you love could stay close, no matter how far life takes them. Terence Lam gave the film its emotional weight — a father, a son, a cable car ride up to the sky, and a Doraemon waiting at the top. The piece didn't sell an exhibition. It reminded a generation of Hong Kong adults what it felt like to be a kid who believed in impossible things — and what it means to give that to someone else. The comment sections said the rest.