‘Cyclone’: A Nuanced But Accessible Exploration of Trans Experience
Philip Yung’s newest feature packages a thoughtful story of a trans sex worker into a deceptively ordinary structure...
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Neighbourhood Guide: Hung Hom, Temples, Tailors and a Vintage Cinema
There’s more to see in this low-key harbourfront neighbourhood than you might expect. ...
‘Girlfriends’ in Macau: Tracy Choi’s Emotionally Complex New Film
Tracy Choi brings a boldly intimate lesbian relationship from Macau to the screen, exploring identity, heartbreak and belonging...
Hedwig and the Angry Inch Finally Comes to Hong Kong
Ivanhoe Lam has given the beloved musical a local adaptation to create a rollicking Hong Kong version of the genderqueer classic...
All is Not Well in This Family LGBTQ+ Drama
Ray Yeung’s latest feature examines the double tragedy faced by Hongkongers who lose their same-sex partners...
Hong Kong’s LGBTQ+ Film Fest is Back – Here’s What to Watch
The 34th Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival is back in full form, and just in the nick of time...
TA: A New Voice for Queer Hong Kong
Photographer and artist Kary Kwok is launching a magazine dedicated to queer life that takes an unusual form...
We Are Gay: Candace Chong and Tony Wong’s Dark New Collaboration
Two Hong Kong theatre heavyweights pull no punches in their new play about a love triangle gone awry...
Why Hong Kong’s Most Controversial LGBTQ+ Filmmaker is Retiring
After diving into filmmaking 16 years ago, self-taught director Scud has produced a unique body of work. So why is he leaving it behind?...
Virtue Village Explore the Post-Human World
Queer identity and marginalised communities inform an unusual solo show at PHD Group...
Eaton HK: The Counterculture Haven That Wants to Be More Than Just a Hotel
Katherine Lo, third-generation scion of the Great Eagle dynasty, has taken a staid hotel and transformed it into a lively haven for the arts, queer culture and alternative politics. Can it work?...
Joe Lam and Joanne Leung Have Made Hong Kong’s Only LGBT Film Festival More Relevant Than Ever
After nearly three decades the Hong Kong Lesbian & Gay Film Festival seems more vital than ever....