The Keriya

The sands do not shift in Pengfei Shen and Ji Lin’s understated documentary.

Four Trails

Eighteen hikers face Hong Kong’s most excruciating ultra marathon in Robin Lee’s documentary

A movies lingers in production hell as the world falls apart, in Lou Ye’s docu-fiction drama.

Ann Hui shows that poetry is alive and as fascinating as ever in her calm, thoughtful documentary.

Asog’s strong themes and loud main character make it as entertaining as it is unsubtle.

Walls shape and restrict us in Patiparn Boontarig’s contemplative drama.

Two people, both so different yet similar, struggle to make sense of the future in Crystal Wong’s low-key documentary.

The fiery resolve of the Hong Kong people blazes furiously in James Leong and Lyn Lee’s brutal documentary.

Past, present, religion and nature come together in a thoughtful if meandering documentary on construction culture.

A young woman wrestles with prejudice in this short, sweet documentary.

Malene Choi’s hybrid debut feature looks at the difference between homeland and home.

Sororal bonds run deep in this touching documentary.