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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Cross-Harbour Tunnel

    Influenced by Taiwanese art films, Quentin Tarantino, the ridiculous comedies of Chiau and Filipino melodramas, four stories, each with an infectious,
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  • The Longest Summer

    Ga Yin loses his job as a soldier in the British army after Hong Kong is handed back to China. Without his comfortable job he…
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  • Away With Words

    Directing début by brilliant cameraman Christopher Doyle (e.g. Chunking Express) about a man with a phenomenal memory. Any word he has ever heard, he
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  • Old Woman

    The old woman has had enough. She is lonely and has nothing to live for. Then suddenly there is a baby on the doorstep.
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  • 1979

    All on his own, a man come to terms with news that is much too much. Very meticulously dressed and filmed. A minor masterpiece.
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  • 4F (the Fourth Floor)

    Atmospheric portrait of a staircase. To everyone else, just a staircase, but not to the director. He has his own memories. Nominated for the Tiger…
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  • [:nv:s:b/e peop/e]

    Video film investigates the term ‘invisibility’ in human relationships, using cyber-identity and real interhuman communication.
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  • In the Mood for Love

    There is no more elegant film. Hong Kong, in the 1960s: a man seeks contact with the woman next-door to join forces in confronting their…
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  • Zhan Tai

    The political and social upheavals in the 1980s, as a consequence of Deng Xiao-ping’s ‘open-door policy’, have their effect on the members of a theatr
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  • All The Way

    The chaos of contemporary Chinese society encapsulated in a gangster film in which the lives of ordinary people are turned upside down by a chance…
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