formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
At first glance, Moviemarks – with its Japanese posters of classic Hong Kong and international films – seems like just another cafe in Sham Shui Po. But behind its doors lies a movie memorabilia shop hoping to promote the city’s … Continued
A throbbing neon powerhouse: Hong Kong’s gigantic new billboard – with a nice museum attachedM+ wants to be a global titan of art, to rival Tate Modern and the Pompidou. But did architects Herzog and de Meuron overdo the concrete? … Continued
A Chinese spy stumbles on a cannibal den in We Are Going to Eat You. Farce ensues. Tsui Hark set out to make a kung fu movie, but it ended up a political satire. Dangerous Encounter of the First Kind … Continued
The 1970s are usually defined by the phenomenal success of Bruce Lee at the start of the decade, and the Hong Kong New Wave at the end. But a lot happened in between. Here we take a look at the “other” 1970s. … Continued
Hong Kong star Chow Yun-Fat, attending Busan International Film Festival where he has been named Asian Filmmaker of the Year, talked about the challenges facing Hong Kong cinema at a press event today. When asked about the current state of Hong Kong films, … Continued
Taiwan’s Golden Horse Film Project Promotion (FPP) has revealed a diverse selection of 46 films for its 2023 project market, including directors Huang Hsin-yao, Tom Lin Shu-yu and Hsu Chih-yen from Taiwan, Lam Sum and Ng Ka-leung from Hong Kong … Continued