Top 5 films to watch in Hong Kong this week: September 8-14
Bleak portraits of romance and domestic drama from Taiwan and Hong Kong, arms-dealing stoners, an up-close portrait of New York’s fashionistas and a documentary of Tokyo’s famed fish market make up our must-see list
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1. Happiness
In his feature directing debut, screenwriter Andy Lo Yiu-fai avoids the pitfalls of his story’s sappy premise and brings out the best in his two leads, Kara Wai and Carlos Chan, as a dementia-stricken recluse and a homeless young man who form an unlikely bond.
(Opens September 8)
(Opens on September 8)
(Now showing)
(Opens on September 8)
After its relocation plans were suspended last week, the fate of the world’s largest fish market remains up in the air. Regardless of the outcome, however, this documentary on the Tokyo institution will ensure that it lives long in the memories of foodies and travellers alike.
(Now showing)
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