Attending annual Hong Kong Dinner London 2026
We look forward to an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections and opportunities for future collaboration.
We look forward to an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections and opportunities for future collaboration.
As Hong Kong cinema continues to navigate a rapidly changing global landscape shaped by streaming platforms, artificial intelligence and shifting audience habits, questions surrounding the industry’s future have become increasingly urgent.
We’re Nothing at All is set to release across UK and Irish cinemas on 29th May 2026.
Known for his prolific output ranging from edgy cult classics to large-scale co-productions with Mainland China, Yau here turns his focus back to the city’s social margins, examining class tension, institutional indifference, and the fragile visibility of queer lives.
The Hong Kong International Cultural Summit 2026 brought together cultural leaders from around the world over two inspiring days this…
Hong Kong, 11 March 2026 – The landmark 50th edition of the Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF50) will open and close with the Asian premieres of the latest films by Anthony Chen and Philip Yung, as announced at yesterday’s media event.
Hong Kong Chinese actress Fala Chen is appearing at the 69th BFI London Film Festival with two films this year.…
To pay tribute to the foremost American surrealist who passed away in January, The Haunting Dreamscapes of David Lynch revisits all ten of his seminal feature films.
This year’s Cine Fan Summer International Film Festival (Summer IFF) today unveils its complete programme, showcasing over 40 films.
Odyssey 2023 and Prince Charles Cinema will showcase STEPHEN CHOW IN FOCUS, a retrospective program that’s the first of its kind in the UK.
The 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF47) opens with two sold-out galas at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.
The 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF47) will showcase extraordinary works by Scandinavian filmmakers who have been under the international spotlight for their creativity and diversity.
The 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF47) brings thrills and chills to the audience with three riveting films under this year’s Midnight Heat section.
The 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF47) brings together seven comedies and suspense thrillers under Fantastic Beats to inspire younger cinemagoers.
The 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF47) will pay tribute to the late French New Wave giant Jean-Luc Godard with an eight-film programme featuring his muse and ex-wife, Anna Karina.
The 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF47) will celebrate the 90th birth anniversary of the maverick Japanese director Itami Juzo with a complete retrospective of his ten films, all digitally restored in 4K.
The Hong Kong International Film Festival Society will kick off an exciting new year with a tribute to the Spanish maestro Luis Buñuel.
Documentary Hong Kong: City on Fire (2022) is set to be released in the UK on 22 November in limited cities.
15 August 2022 (Hong Kong) – It is a stellar evening as the 46th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF46) showcases sci-fi blockbuster Warriors of Future, one of the two major local productions to open this year’s extravaganza.
The 46th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF46) will open with two major Hong Kong films.
Art Basel debuts first hybrid show in Hong Kong, with enthusiastic on-site and digital participation resulting in vigorous sales. The…
What will be the next Hong Kong film that can have an international success beyond the festival circuit? What will be the next Hong Kong film that can become as consumable as its classics by the mass audience internationally?
How was the problem of corruption among British policeman resolved in Hong Kong? I will leave it to those who are intrigued enough to do their own research.
A new curated programme “Hong Kong, Reimagined” is set for launch today on April 6th. It will run until May 12th and showcase classics, hidden gems, latest releases as well as new talents emerging from the Hong Kong film scene.
The Six, scheduled for a nation-wide release (11,000+ cinemas) in China on April 16 by QC Media, is about to make history that no other British filmmakers have achieved before.
FILMART Online, the digital version of HKTDC Hong Kong International Film and TV Market (FILMART) will return on 15-18 March, 2021. The inaugural Filmart…
A recent article about Hong Kong film industry’s future for the South China Morning Post’s opinion section.
The city has always been enjoying freedom in film distribution and exhibition, for both local and foreign films.