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Tom Hilditch

The Hong Kong film industry invades Berlin today as the SAR's actors and directors take the year's best local films to Europe.

The Infernal Affairs team is leading the charge. Director Andrew Lau Wai-keung will today present Hong Kong's top locally made grosser - starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai (right) and Andy Lau Tak-wah (far right) - at the Berlin International Film Festival. Jackie Chan will be there tomorrow for a screening of Alex Law Kai-yui's documentary, Traces Of A Dragon: Jackie Chan And His Lost Family. And director Johnny To Kei-fung will be showing his movie, P.T.U., while producer Wong Kar-wai showcases Chinese Odyssey 2002.



Celluloid heroes