Top 5 films to watch in Hong Kong this week: July 9-15
The signature motif of flying made an early impression in this third feature by Hayao Miyazaki. As his first title for Studio Ghibli, the 1986 action-adventure film shows the filmmaker at his entertaining best.
He may be far removed fromthe glorious days of (2001), but Jean-Pierre Jeunet shows his whimsical touch is still intact with this wacky yet poignant family film.
Gerard Depardieu excels as a country priest struggling with temptations in Maurice Pialat's religious masterpiece, a controversial Palme d'Or winner at Cannes in 1987.
The squeaky henchmen of the films take centre stage in this funny spin-off, which follows them "through history" — and then from Antarctica to a "Villain-Con" held in Orlando.
It's as fitting a time to revisit this 2013 TV film as any: Steven Soderbergh's Liberace biopic is an instant classic of queer cinema.