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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Touch

    A man, a place, a form, an essay, maybe a story. Observation agrees to an arrangement with light, image, something. A return to Chinatown NYC,…
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  • Vulgaria

    The successful Pang Ho-cheung is an all-rounder, from romantic hit comedies to humorous gangster films. Because he can do everything, he can also make
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  • Na escama do dragão

    Liberal doses of pirates and swimming pools on a journalist and cameraman’s trip to Macau, which till 1999 was Europe’s last remaining colony in China
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  • Who’s the Daddy

    Exceptional animation in bright neon colours, full of suppressed sexual desire, fear and perversion, presented with disarming openness and humour.&nbs
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  • Wong Ping’s Fables 1

    Slightly frenetic, poppy animation featuring a Buddhist elephant, a social media addicted chicken and a tree trunk with insect phobia.
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  • Letters from the South

    An omnibus film about how immigrant Chinese in Southeast Asia cling to their traditional customs, language and habits – even after centuries in a diff
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  • If We Burn

    The Hong Kong protest movement through the eyes of Hong Kongers whose fates, like their city’s future, now hang in the balance.
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  • Duilian

    Inspired by the untold story of Chinese poet and revolutionary Qiu Jin, Wu Tsang re-enacts and decodes the counter-narrative through deliberate mistra
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  • Made in Hong Kong

    HK 1997, where young people dream of death. Presaging the spirit of militant, self-sacrificing HK youth we see today, re-incarnated as political resis
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  • Wong Ping’s Fables 2

    What does an ex-activist cow and a three-headed rabbit have in common? They’re both doomed in Wong Ping’s political animated fable.
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