Herman Yau: A Master of Contradictions and the Enduring Spirit of Hong Kong Cinema May 13, 2026 Born in Guangdong province, China, in 1961, Herman Yau has established himself as one of Hong Kong’s most prolific and versatile filmmakers over the… Continue Reading
We’re Nothing At All: Herman Yau’s Social Drama Ignites UK & Ireland Cinemas with Incisive Critique of Hong Kong Society May 9, 2026 The cinematic landscape of Hong Kong has long been a fertile ground for diverse storytelling, from martial arts epics to gritty crime thrillers. In… Continue Reading
Ciao UFO Triumphs at 44th Hong Kong Film Awards, Securing Major Accolades and International Release May 8, 2026 "Ciao UFO," a poignant cinematic exploration of memory, dreams, and the passage of time against the backdrop of Hong Kong’s evolving landscape, emerged as… Continue Reading
GKids Reveals Official US Trailer for Hong Kong Animated Feature Another World Ahead of June Release May 7, 2026 GKids, the Academy Award-nominated distributor known for bringing high-caliber international animation to North American audiences, has officially released the first United States trailer for… Continue Reading
Mubi Secures Extensive International Rights for Na Hong-jin’s Highly Anticipated Sci-Fi Thriller Hope Ahead of Cannes Competition Premiere May 5, 2026 In a significant pre-Cannes acquisition, Mubi, the global distributor, streaming service, and production company, has clinched extensive international rights for Hope, the forthcoming sci-fi… Continue Reading
Kogonada Reveals First Trailer for Hong Kong Set Existential Drama Zi Following Sundance Film Festival Premiere April 25, 2026 The official trailer for Zi, the latest cinematic endeavor from acclaimed director Kogonada, has been released to the public, offering an atmospheric and contemplative… Continue Reading
The Stars and the Moon Are Holes in the Sky: Haruhiko Arai’s Latest Explores Japanese New Wave Sensibilities at Hong Kong Film Festival April 18, 2026 Haruhiko Arai’s latest cinematic endeavor, "The Stars and the Moon Are Holes in the Sky" (original "Hoshi to tsuki wa ten no ana"), recently… Continue Reading
Tommy Tom’s ‘Spare Queen’ Explores Human Connection Amidst Hong Kong Cinema’s Fragile Landscape at HKIFF April 12, 2026 Director Tommy Tom brought his latest cinematic endeavor, "Spare Queen," a character-driven bowling drama, to this year’s Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF), leveraging… Continue Reading
Yoo Jae-in’s "En Route To" Explores Teenage Vulnerability and Societal Responsibility at Hong Kong International Film Festival April 8, 2026 At this year’s Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF), acclaimed Korean director Yoo Jae-in presented her debut feature, "En Route To," a profound and… Continue Reading
Hong Kong International Film Festival Commences 50th Golden Jubilee Edition with Star-Studded Opening and Global Cinematic Showcase April 4, 2026 The 50th edition of the Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) officially commenced yesterday, marking a significant milestone in the global cinematic calendar. The… Continue Reading
