In an age where AI technology never ceases to advance, M+ Cinema fittingly probes the idea of human consciousness and the soul, with film screenings of Mamoru Oshii’s Ghost in the Shell and Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence.
After taking a year off in 2025, Hong Kong Arts Centre’s IFVA returns with a bumper edition of short films to mark its 30th anniversary.
The first Iraqi movie to win an award at Cannes Film Festival, The President’s Cake is an intimate portrait of a young girl’s efforts to bake Saddam Hussein a birthday cake amid the horrors of the Gulf War.
Across nine days in November, the Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival presents more than 20 feature films, documentaries and short films, showcasing the diversity of Jewish life and culture.
The arthouse king is back with what is shaping up to be another late-career, meditative masterpiece; any similarity to actual events is strictly a misfortune.
Hong Kong’s beloved arthouse cinema Broadway Cinematheque celebrates its 30th anniversary with a commemorative programme spotlighting 30 old favourites, 10 recent festival hits, and the premieres of three notable new Hong Kong movies
JCCAC’s monthly Saturday Film series continues its theme on “life,” inviting viewers into a dialogue about family, human bonds and self-reconstruction.
The Hong Kong Film Archive turns 25 with a blockbuster exhibition celebrating the city’s rich movie heritage.
