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我們不是什麼 | We're Nothing At All (2026)

“當雪崩的時候，沒有一片雪花是無辜的。”

"In an avalanche, no snowflake is innocent."

We're Nothing At All is the latest film from director Herman Yau, a self-funded crime thriller starring Patrick Tam, Anson Kong, and Ansonbean. Loosely inspired by real historical events, the film kicks off when retired forensic investigator Lung-sir (Patrick Tam) is called back into the field to solve the mystery of a double decker bus explosion, which took place on the morning of Valentine's Day and killed everyone on board. As the investigation and plot unfolds, it is eventually revealed that the explosion was a murder-suicide, carried out by a young gay couple named Faizai (Anson Kong) and Ike (Ansonbean) who could see no other end to the ostracization they faced in society. We, the audience, know how this story will end from the beginning. It is important that this story is witnessed anyways.

We're Nothing At All is a sharp, focused snapshot on the widespread homophobia that still remains normalized in Hong Kong, as well as its intersections with class background, cultural gender norms, and sex work, which all affect how different individuals experience queerness. There were a couple narrative twists in directions I didn't expect this film to go, and despite the heavy, suffocating feeling it leaves you with, I found it refreshing that a director and creative team were willing to explore these themes so clearly in 2026. Some reviews call this movie too heavy-handed. In my opinion, given the discussions I saw in Hong Kong surrounding this movie, the thematic bluntness is necessary.

“So... We got the exploding diarrhea. Here's my advice for anyone who doesn't have it yet:

It's going to take a minute for the government to pin down where this is coming from, and then issue a recall, because the FDA has been gutted. But, I can tell you, without a shadow of a doubt : this is coming from Taylor Farms produce, and you will see them recalled.

You'll want to avoid all Taylor Farms produce in the grocery store. They supply McDonalds, KFC, Pizza Hut, about any fast food place you can think of.

Raspberries, watermelons, cilantro, and the veggies you're hearing about are not causing this many people to get sick. It's the shredded lettuce, specifically, that's the problem. But, you'll want to stay away from every type of produce this company puts out, because one strand of shredded lettuce is all it takes to contaminate bushels.

Taylor Farms is the source. Taco Bell proactively pulled their produce from their restaurants. You're going to see other fast food places doing this, and probably will see that before the government names a source. The FDA knows this, but they can't come out and tell us all until there's proof, which takes resources and research, which takes manpower, but the FDA has been cut by about 20-30%

During the Biden term, onions at McDonald's had ecoli. We knew this because DNA testing was done quickly and they were able to narrow it down to one place that caused the outbreak. And, it was traced back to Taylor Farms. This isn't going to be solved as quickly though.

When you get this, make a virtual appointment to your PCP - a "same day sick" appointment. Tell them someone in your family just tested for this and was positive and was prescribed Bactrim. If you go in person, they're probably going to make you poop in a cup and wait until results come back to prescribe.

You'll know when you get this. Trust me on all of this.

You'll want to stay hydrated because this parasite damages the lining of the small intestine. Your small intestine, in turn, secretes more water into the gut, and less nutrients and liquid are able to remain in the body. So no matter how much you shit, you're going to want to drink. A day of this leads to dehydration if you don't increase your fluid intake, and a few days will land you in the hospital.

If you have headaches, weakness, muscle cramps, dizziness, or an increase heart rate - hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Go to the ER for fluids if you can't drink enough.

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And, MAGA - don't blow up the comment section. I argued with y'all on COVID bc I was afraid y'all would die, but I really don't care if you get explosive diarrhea.