Three independent documentary filmmakers are banking on Hong Kong’s penchant for “googling” what they don’t know to promote their latest works and rally support for the city’s film culture.
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To all but the too-cool-for-school crowd, 3D films offer an exciting new cinematic experience – and filmmaker extraordinaire Ang Le
The Hong Kong Arts Centre hosted a 1970s-themed soiree to celebrate it 35th anniversary. To coincide with the celebration on Tuesday, the centre opened an exhibition entitled "Of Human Scale and...
26 Storm on stage
Faust International Youth Theatre presents The Tempest, Shakespeare's final full-scale work. A cast of teens aged 15 to 18 feature in this tale of love and magic....
Evans Chan Yiu-shing's directorial debut came at a critical point in Hong Kong's history.
Comic book fans and Wan Chai culture mavens came together at the Hong Kong Art Centre to celebrate the announcement of a permanent Comix Home Base in Wan Chai and check out a new exhibition, Comix...
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Sonic Anchor is a concert series organised by experimental collective Contemporary Musiking and the Hong Kong Arts Centre, and aimed at encouraging innovation in sound and music making.
24 Vive le cinemae
Celebrating the best of Gallic film, French Cinepanorama is a must-go festival for movie lovers.
When: November 24 to December 11
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26 Big issues
With two teen leads, Kate Fodor's 100 Saints You Should Know is a play that touches on many aspects of life, love and growing up.
When: October 26-29,...
You could call it a benchmark for publicly accessible art.
Some of the city's innovative artists have brought art to the park in the shape of new signs and creatively designed...
Apart from performances in concert halls in the city, the Hong Kong Sinfonietta brings good music to different audiences at unconventional times or venues, or in unusual formats.
Works by Chinese artist Huang Yan including paintings (such as Terracotta Warriors-Dream, above), photographs and ceramics. Opening reception today, 6.15pm. Tue-Sun, 10am-8pm, Hong Kong Arts...
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