Hitlist: five things to do in Hong Kong over the next seven days

From a teenage flick with a difference and some retro Rockabilly fun, to watching the World Cup showdown over some beers, here’s our pick of the action

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Olivia Cooke and Thomas Mann in Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Published: 12:00pm, 13 Nov 2015Updated: 1:01pm, 13 Nov 2015

WATCH the funny, tragic and thoroughly human story of a teenage boy trying to make the last days of a leukaemia victim bearable in Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.

BROWSE Recollections, an exploration of trauma, history and remembering, featuring Iranian artist Nastaran Shahbazi, Hongkonger Ivy Ma and Colombian Ana Gonzalez, at Mur Nomade.

China No.2 Ren Hang (left) and Hong Kong No.8 Xu Deshual in action during the 2018 FIFA World cup Qualifier at Baoan Stadium in Shenzhen

CHEER on Hong Kong, over beers, as the city team take on China in a potentially historic World Cup showdown with our guide to the best bars to catch the action.

SAVOUR some modern Balinese flavours by the sea at Tri at The Pulse in Repulse Bay. Our review.

CATCH Los Rizlaz from Japan, the Bembol Rockers from the Philippines, and Hong Kong’s own Boogie Playboys and Miss Cathy at the Dirty Boogie Rockabilly Festival on November 14 at Grappa’s Cellar, Central.

Tessa Chan

Tessa Chan is an editor and multimedia journalist, with a focus on exploration and conservation. She has studied photojournalism, feature journalism, and is a qualified drone pilot. Before joining the Post she worked for Leo Burnett Worldwide, Contagious Magazine and Warner Music Spain.

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