Philip YUNG’s much-anticipated crime epic Where The Wind Blows world premiered tonight as one of the two major local productions opening the 46th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF46).
The 46th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF46) offers the public an early taste of this year’s extravaganza, with two exhibitions started on 13 August.
The week-long 12th Beijing International Film Festival kicked off on Saturday in the Chinese capital, with 16 nominated films competing for this year’s Tiantan Award.
The 46th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF46) will open with two major Hong Kong films.
Presented by Shenzhen Broadway Cinematique, the “Until the End of the World: A Wim Wenders Retrospective” programme has been touring in China since the beginning of 2022. It continues to tour Shenzhen, its home city and Guangzhou between July and August.
The Future Talent Programme’s objective is to provide a platform for students in the UK to gain practical experiences during their studies, as well as to testify and actualise their research informed ideas.
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UK-China Film Collab will present the UK premiere of ‘Septet: the Story of Hong Kong’ day-and-date on 28 July at the Fulham Road Picturehouse in London.
The UK-China Film Collab announce a new exciting casting project to look for “The Next Asian Star”. Are you the next leading Asian actress/actor on screen?
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It is with great sorrow that we learnt of the tragic passing of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
It is testament to his character, directing and writing skill that Alex will be so sorely missed by so many.
As part of our The Heroic Mission: Johnnie To Retrospective, Breaking News will be screening as the closing film at The Prince Charles Cinema in London on 14 July.
The month-long Odyssey: a Chinese cinema season has officially bid farewell to the audience on June 10. Throughout this 32-day…
This is a rare chance to see some of the most influential cinema made in Hong Kong from a master of the game on a big screen.
This year, a total of 37 outstanding volunteers have been selected to join the Odyssey.
Through this panel, Ethan aims to have an open debate with industry specialists from film distributors to academics in the UK specialising in Chinese cinema and international film distribution.
How do filmmakers depict unique Chinese regional cultures in their films? From 3rd to 9th June, the final programme “Chinese Regional Cinema” in this film festival presents 4 films that discuss the diverse cultures across China, aiming to break the supercity-dominated stereotypes of Chinese cinema.
The project will deliver a thorough market research report to inform and guide research institutes in the UK for future investment in working with China, and build a collaborative network in research and innovation.
Journalism plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between a film and its audience.
What kinds of stories are worth telling and what aesthetics are the best for an international audience to consume?
This panel will create a bridge between animators and filmmakers and UK and China-based NGOs and charities.