亚洲电视制作的《亚视百人》，邀请一百位份量十足，曾经效力亚洲电视、或与亚洲电视有千丝万缕的关系，而又为香港电视观众带来欢乐时刻的红人巨星、经典人物，接受资深传媒人、电视鬼才甘国亮先生深情对话，无所不谈，除了大谈效力亚视时的种种外，更会以意想不到的话题，让观众更加了解嘉宾的心路历程。希望借着这个节目，向演艺业界作出贡献的电视人致敬。

影片《乡村儒学》讲述了一名社科院教授深入乡村创办儒学学堂的故事：为重塑中华文明的传统美德，助力乡村振兴，社科院赵教授携学生刘凡一深入东野村创办儒学学堂。面对乡村复杂的顽疾陋习、老无所养、幼无所教的不良风气，他们深入农户传播国学精髓，以儒学精神成功化解村民间各种纠纷。村民们纷纷走进儒学学堂，各家各户尊老爱幼、邻里之间礼仪诚信蔚然成风，乡村面貌焕然一新。

抗战期间，重庆博爱村俘虏收容所的日本战俘排演话剧《东亚之光》。有记者访问战俘高桥三郎，高桥沉痛回忆自己被征参加侵华战争和被俘经过：日本帝国主义发动侵略战争后，高桥三郎等人被征调入伍，来华侵略，途中山本大尉对新兵进行训话，肆意诋毁诬蔑中国。来华不久，他们便被中国游击队俘获，送往后方看管。 　　中国政府对战俘的宽大政策深深感动了他们，高桥三郎等人都先后有了转变，只有山本大尉执迷不悟，虽经其弟山本次郎苦劝也不为所动。一天，重伤战俘中村临死时，嘱托山本归国后转告家人：护身符“千人针”并不灵验。中村临终的忏悔，使山本很受震动。不久，战俘参加中国妇女工作队征募寒衣公演，山本参加演出，想起自己妻离子散的情景，幡然悔悟，随同其他战俘一起参加了对日的反战宣传。

抗战期间，重庆博爱村俘虏收容所的日本战俘排演话剧《东亚之光》。有记者访问战俘高桥三郎，高桥沉痛回忆自己被征参加侵华战争和被俘经过：日本帝国主义发动侵略战争后，高桥三郎等人被征调入伍，来华侵略，途中山本大尉对新兵进行训话，肆意诋毁诬蔑中国。来华不久，他们便被中国游击队俘获，送往后方看管。 　　中国政府对战俘的宽大政策深深感动了他们，高桥三郎等人都先后有了转变，只有山本大尉执迷不悟，虽经其弟山本次郎苦劝也不为所动。一天，重伤战俘中村临死时，嘱托山本归国后转告家人：护身符“千人针”并不灵验。中村临终的忏悔，使山本很受震动。不久，战俘参加中国妇女工作队征募寒衣公演，山本参加演出，想起自己妻离子散的情景，幡然悔悟，随同其他战俘一起参加了对日的反战宣传。

The closing titles say The Two Sights was “collected” on various islands of the Outer Hebrides from 2017–19, but what does the film gather? There are the images, captured on 16mm, which survey all this ravishing landscape contains, taking in its rocky cliffs, beaches and plains, alighting on its flora and fauna and the houses and ships sprinkled over it, picking out currents, reflections and shifts in light. Then there are the sounds, recorded with the mic visible in the first shots, keening birds, the roaring wind, the crashing, gurgling, trickling of the water. In voiceover, a whole anthology of tales can be heard, narrated in both English and Gaelic, stories of dog skeletons, drowned villages, and family members passing away, although songs, silence and the shipping forecast are just as at home there. But like any great collection, it’s not about the individual elements, but how they overlap, about how the crow hanging on barbed wire conjures up another story never told, about how the ripples seem to reverberate along with the woman’s harmonies, about how each anecdote floats over the rushing air. Sight by eye, sight by ear, two sights that ripple and flow together.

The closing titles say The Two Sights was “collected” on various islands of the Outer Hebrides from 2017–19, but what does the film gather? There are the images, captured on 16mm, which survey all this ravishing landscape contains, taking in its rocky cliffs, beaches and plains, alighting on its flora and fauna and the houses and ships sprinkled over it, picking out currents, reflections and shifts in light. Then there are the sounds, recorded with the mic visible in the first shots, keening birds, the roaring wind, the crashing, gurgling, trickling of the water. In voiceover, a whole anthology of tales can be heard, narrated in both English and Gaelic, stories of dog skeletons, drowned villages, and family members passing away, although songs, silence and the shipping forecast are just as at home there. But like any great collection, it’s not about the individual elements, but how they overlap, about how the crow hanging on barbed wire conjures up another story never told, about how the ripples seem to reverberate along with the woman’s harmonies, about how each anecdote floats over the rushing air. Sight by eye, sight by ear, two sights that ripple and flow together.