A priest struggles to practise what he preaches in Antonio Lam’s moral drama.
Category: Hong Kong
Drifting Petals
Clara Law’s modern, urban ghost story is as haunting as it is bafflingly poetic.
Farewell, China
Clara Law explores what we must leave behind in order to push ahead in her psychological mystery-drama Farewell China.
Four Trails
Eighteen hikers face Hong Kong’s most excruciating ultra marathon in Robin Lee’s documentary
Montages of Modern Motherhood
Oliver Chan delivers the clouds but very few silver linings in her grim portrayal of real-world motherhood.
This is what we really need: A conversation with Tape’s Selena Lee
Tape, the iconic film by Richard Linklater, adapted from the play by Stephen Belber, has been remade in Hong Kong with updated messaging and a new lease on its female lead. I spoke to star and writer Selena Lee, in a car on her way back to Hong Kong, about accountability, cultural shifts and why Tape is more relevant than ever.
Hong Kong Film Festival UK 2025
The Hong Kong Film Festival UK returned for its third edition on September 12th.
The Prosecutor
A jaded cop-turned-lawyer finds the legal system difficult to navigate in Donnie Yen’s sophomore directorial effort.
Tape
Accountability. guilt and acceptance are all put under the microscope in Bizhan Tong and Selena Lee's tense adaptation.
God of Gamblers
Chow Yun-fat and Andy Lau send the gambling genre to the stratosphere in Wong Jing’s shockingly iconic comedy.
Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars
The Lucky Stars begin to wear out their welcome in their third outing.
Love in a Puff
Sparks fly in Pang Ho-cheung’s cute romantic comedy