Ciné-Club Screens Tragicomedy ‘Weekends in Normandy’
Hosted by the Alliance Française Hong Kong, Weekends in Normandy (2014), a subtle French film on love, fear and friendship, will be screened free of admission.
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Documenting the displaced: ‘After Spring’, ‘Born in Syria’ and ‘Warehoused’
This festival screens four poignant documentaries created to challenge preconceived notions about refugees, while raising funds for United Nations Refugee Agency’s Nobody Left Outside campaign.
Art of Commercials 2018: Screenings of Award-Winning Advertisements
This annual festival hosts screenings of the most original, mind-blowing commercials from Asia and beyond, along with a seminar on forbidden ideas and why they are useful.
Classic Gallic Galore: Le French May is Back with jazzy tributes, urban dance and more
festival - art - cinema - contemporary dance - family - food - jazz - music - opera - performing art - theatre
One of Hong Kong’s biggest annual events, Le French May is back with two months of music, theatre, film, art and food events held throughout the city.
An Esoteric Fulldome Family Show: The Man from the Nine Dimensions
An innovative blend of live action scenes, CGI, and the latest techniques of scientific data visualisation, this three-dimensional fulldome family film offers a look into the esoteric world of theoretical physics.
Hong Kong Philharmonic accompanies screening of West Side Story
The screening of the 1961 American musical West Side Story will be accompanied by live orchestral music in a tribute to the work’s composer, Leonard Bernstein.
Indie Film Fest: New Documentary on Hong Kong-based Italian Activist Priest Franco Mella
Hong Kong filmmaker Kong King-chu’s documentary on Italian Roman Catholic priest and Maoist social activist Franco Mella, will be screened at the Hong Kong Arts Centre as a part of recurrent indie film screening program Independently Yours.
Muse Fest 2018: Exhibitions, Screenings, Workshops on Hong Kong’s Cultural Heritage
festival - architecture - art - cinema - exhibition - family - fashion - film - fine art - history - multimedia - music - talk - tradition - traditional Chinese - workshop
This annual interactive museum festival plays host to over a 100 programmes to take part in, covering culture, history, art, film, astronomy, science, archaeology and conservation.
Dream of the Red Chamber and More: Chinese Opera on the Silver Screen
Eight classic Chinese opera films will be screened as a part of the Chinese Opera Festival 2018.
Beyond the Long Arm of the Law: Harry Callahan and other Iconic Cops on Screen
This programme screens classic films across genres, countries and decades—including John Woo’s The Killer—centred around the theme of law and order.
Sunday Movie: Watch Features and Short Films for Free at Tai Kwun
This family-friendly program screens an eclectic selection of quality films, including the Hong Kong classic Chinese Ghost Story and animated shorts, in a semi-outdoor setting.
Scenes from a Marriage: Screening Ingmar Bergman’s Iconic Works
This programme screens a selection of monumental works by Ingmar Bergman (1918 – 2007), who is hailed as one the most accomplished and influential filmmakers of all time.
The Enduring Films of Studio Ghibli Co-founder Isao Takahata
This retrospective on the late Japanese film director, screenwriter and producer Isao Takahata will screen five of his best feature films, including the lauded animation Grave of the Fireflies.
What Is Stage: Seminars, Screenings and Workshops on Scenography
This programme examines the set and stage design aesthetics of contemporary European theatre through a series of screenings, seminars and workshops aimed at the general pubic and theatre professionals.
For The Love of Kunqu: Chinese Opera Festival 2018
This annual festival stages enduring Chinese opera performances across various regional genres, and plays host to a variety of activities including lectures, film screenings, artists’ talks, meet-and-greets and exhibitions.
Screening naturalist and explorer Henry Bates’ Rainforest adventures
This omnimax show tells the story of English naturalist and explorer Henry Bates, who embarked on an eleven-year journey through the stunning yet perilous Amazon rainforest.
Street Cats of Istanbul and other Lunchtime Film Screenings
Office workers wanting to squeeze in a bit of cinema time to their 9-5 can do so at a discounted price at CityPlaza, which is introducing a new program with a range of films.
Farewell My Concubine and More: Chinese Literary Classics on The Silver Screen
Presented by the Hong Kong Film Archive, this program will screen six pairs of movie adaptations of Chinese literary classics, including the lauded 1993 film Farewell My Concubine starring Leslie Cheung.
In Search of Love: Dynamic Duos on Screen
Organised by the Hong Kong Film Archive, ‘In Search of Love’ presents thirteen Cantonese and Mandarin movies from the 1950s and 60s starring famous on-screen duos.
Dangerous times call for poignant cinema: A selection of German Film
This programme presents monthly screenings of German films centred around themes of war, disaster, anarchy, politics, and more.
