Overview of articles
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Let It Ghost
Reminder that Hong Kong loves spooky comedies and isn’t afraid to let it scare (and entertain).Published on: -
If We Burn
Urgent, immersive journey into Hong Kong’s 2019 protests, and a meditation on what resistance means.Published on: -
Bodyshop
A camp, provocative, subversive mosaic of sex, love, rape, death, tourism, and defiance from Hong Kong underground artist Scud.Published on: -
Kissing the Ground You Walked On
Languidly paced, simmering take on Chekhov’s Seagull set in the suffocating summer heat of Macau.Published on: -
Time
A hired killer is stuck with a suicidal teenager in this darkly comic, manically zany murder-drama saturated with Hong Kong nostalgia.Published on: -
Decameron
The 2019 Hong Kong protests resonate throughout this critical visual essay on that metropolis, combining fiction, historical sources with contemporaryPublished on: -
Drifting
Hong Kong’s homeless fight for their rights in the shadows of the high-rises. A politically committed look at a precarious existence.Published on: -
Happy Valley
The protests in Hong Kong through the eyes of an exceptional filmmaker. Little things make major changes tangible.Published on: -
A Brave New World
Thought-provoking cinematic vignettes constitute a present-day picture of the social turmoil in Hong Kong.Published on: -
The White Storm 3: Heaven or Hell
Both a sequel and standalone adventure, this is top-notch, kick-ass Hong Kong action cinema.Published on: