Who Runs 300 Kilometres of Hong Kong Hiking Trails in Less Than 72 Hours? These People
Who Runs 300 Kilometres of Hong Kong Hiking Trails in Less Than 72 Hours? These People ...
Documentary
Starting from the Bottom: A New Doc Looks at Hong Kong’s Street Economy
Wong Siu-pong’s latest film explores life in the shadows of a rapidly developing corner of Kowloon...
A New Doc Captures the Energy of a Late, Beloved Activist for the Disabled
Ah Cheung: Wings of Hope focuses on the efforts of Law Wai-cheung to make Hong Kong a better placed for disabled...
Cha Guo Stories, Part III: A Saw Mill That Built Hong Kong
Chi Kee Wood Mill moved around the city before ending up in Kwu Tung – and now it is facing relocation yet again...
Cha Guo Stories, Part II: A Great-Grandmother’s Quietly Remarkable Life
A 96-year-old Hakka woman tells us about a long life of hardship, joy and the pleasure of a tight-knit rural community...
In Her New Documentary “Winter Chants,” Jessey Tsang Goes Home
Sai Kung’s Ho Chung Village once again features in filmmaker Jessey Tsang’s latest work...
A New Documentary Shows How Chinatown is Fighting Back
North America’s historic Chinatowns are not just resisting demise, they are plotting a course towards a more resilient future...
Changing the Game: Art and Design on Screen
MOViE MOViE partners with Business of Design Week for the return of its curated Life is Art programme ...
M+ Cinema Offers a Haven for Hong Kong Film, Video and Art
Moving image finally gets a permanent home in Hong Kong’s museum of visual culture...
Michael Rogge’s Hong Kong: A 1950s Time Capsule
After moving to Hong Kong in 1949, Dutch expat Michael Rogge spent his free time filming everything he could. Now those clips form a remarkable YouTube collection...
Sound and Emotion: Anson Mak’s New Documentary
Multi-disciplinary artist Anson Mak shines a spotlight on our basest emotion and the art it produces....
Ann Hui in the Spotlight: A Rare Documentary About a Hong Kong Filmmaker and Hong Kong itself
Art director turned filmmaker Man Lim-chung examines film titan Ann Hui, whose long career reflects Hong Kong as a whole....
Life on China’s Margins with Oscar-Winning Hong Kong Documentarian Ruby Yang
Filmmaker Ruby Yang heads to the Tibetan Plateau for her latest step in a body of work that explores what it means to live on the fringes of Chinese society. ...
Act Three: Filmmaker Angie Chen Hasn’t Got the Blues
With the release of her latest film, a bold documentary on artist Yank Wong, filmmaker Angie Chen reflects back on her long career. ...
A Documentary Master Turns to Fiction for Murder
Acclaimed documentarian Cheung King-wai honours his non-fiction roots and maintains a critical eye on Hong Kong society in his feature film debut, Somewhere Beyond the Mist...