Lan Yu (film) enough funds to get Chen Handong out of legal and financial trouble. Unfortunately, just as he realised that the younger man was truly his beloved and his destiny, Lan Yu is killed in a traffic accident. Three years later, Chen Handong is still grief-stricken and that is how the film begins with his thinking back on the past and what might have been. "Lan Yu" received positive reviews from critics, and won numerous awards in various movie festivals throughout Hong Kong and Taiwan, including Liu Ye's win for Best Actor at Taiwan's 38th Golden Horse Awards. It was also an
The Centre for Computing History from programming workshops using 1980s BBC Micros to gaming tours to coding using software like Scratch for the Raspberry Pi. The centre also loans artefacts for film and TV productions and has helped with props and sets for "The IT Crowd", "Brits Who Made the Modern World" on Channel Five with Peter Snow and in April 2009 produced the "Gadget Hall of Fame" stand at "The Gadget Show Live" exhibition at the NEC in Birmingham. The centre collects and preserves historical computing related artefacts and has undertaken a project to preserve the data from the BBC Domesday Project and make