Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Review: “Time” Laments Aging in an Uneven Bag of Comedy, Action, and Drama

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Hong Kong

Interview: Ann Hui Discusses Style, Purpose, and Expression Across Her Illustrious Career in Hong Kong Cinema

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Hong Kong

Review: “Raging Fire” Is an Exciting but Unoriginal Hong Kong Cop Drama

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Hong Kong

Review: “All U Need is Love” is an Insipid and Vaguely Authoritarian Hong Kong COVID Comedy

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Hong Kong

Review: “Hand-Rolled Cigarette” Shows Cross-Racial Friendship in Hong Kong’s Underworld

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Hong Kong

Review: Hong Kong Film “The Way We Keep Dancing” Chooses Not To Sell Out

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Review: “Night is Young” Offers Everyman’s Glimpse at Hong Kong’s Protests

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Hong Kong

Remembering Leslie Cheung: Symbol of a Lost Hong Kong

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Hong Kong

Review: “Drifting” Highlights the Dark and Depressing Lives of Hong Kong’s Homeless Population

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Hong Kong

How Wong Kar-wai’s ‘Restoration’ of “Fallen Angels” Spoils Pre-1997 Hong Kong

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