Each of these Hong Kong companies, and other major Asian sales companies, are scheduled to present their latest films March 14-17, 2022, at Hong Kong’s FILMART.

Published Sept. 28, 2021 Updated June 23, 2023. ... a Hong Kong movie theater, pulled the protest documentary “Inside the Red Brick Wall” after it was attacked by a pro-Beijing newspaper.

Police raids on movie screenings — unimaginable in Hong Kong a few years ago — are the latest reality in Beijing’s relentless suppression of the territory’s civil liberties.

Hong Kong films also managed to increase their market share in 2022 to 29.5%, with a combined gross of HK$337m (US$43m), compared to 20% with HK$244m (US$31m) the previous year. HONG KONG TOP TEN ...

A ticket screen showing a scene of the movie “Far From Home”, right, a short about the political division in Hong Kong following the anti-government protests in 2019, at a cinema in Hong Kong ...

Hong Kong's legislature passed a new film censorship law on Wednesday to ... Item 1 of 2 The trailer of Hong Kong movie 'The Attorney' is seen outside a cinema, in Hong Kong, China. October 27, 2021.

UA Cinemas, one of Hong Kong‘s leading movie theater operators, has collapsed. The company said on Monday morning that it had applied for voluntary liquidation. “UA Cinemas has always been ...

Hong Kong censors now have the power to ban films that endanger national security, prompting concerns that freedom of expression is being further curtailed in a city once known for its vibrant ...

“Ten Years,” which won best film at the Hong Kong Film Awards in 2016, symbolizes a bygone era for the city’s once-renowned cinema and arts, which are facing an onslaught from pro-Beijing ...

This 2021 Singaporean movie tells the story of an engaged couple, Chaoyang (played by Lawrence Wong) and Zihong (played by Cya Liu), who plan for their parents to meet for the first time at a ...

Francis Ng stands out in a fine ensemble cast as a middle-aged homeless man living on the streets of Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong’s poorest district.

Hong Kong’s legislature passed a new film censorship law on Wednesday to “safeguard national security,” though critics say it will dampen creativity in its world famous movie industry and ...