Lau Shun

Lau Shun was a Hong Kong actor and Peking Opera star in the Mainland and didn’t come to HK until the mid-80s – just in time to appear in a number of Tsui Hark’s fantasy classics. (Source: HKCM)

Chapman To

To began his acting career in TV soap operas and moved to the big screen in 2000. He is best known for playing Tsui Wai-Keung in the Infernal Affairs trilogy, as well as the role of Itsuki Tachibana in Initial D. He used to be a divorcee, but remarried in late 2005 to Kristal Tin. In 2006, he starred…

Lawrence Lau

Lawrence Lau Kwok Cheong, who's also known by the name Lawrence Ah Mon, is a Hong Kong film director, screenwriter, producer and actor. Born in South Africa in 1949 (his ancestral home is in Shunde, Guangdong, China), Lawrence attended secondary school in Hong Kong and spent his university years at…

Julien Carbon

Julien Carbon is a French director and screenwriter , working in duet with Laurent Courtiaud in Hong Kong . Successively classical musician, journalist and film critic for Julien Carbon, audiovisual director, writer and journalist for Laurent Courtiaud, it is through their passion for Asian cinema that…

Chun Kim

Director Chin Chien made a quiet entry into the film world as a member of Cantonese director Wu Pang’s production crew. After co-directing Separated Too Soon, Chin would go on to direct his first film For My Country in 1949. Among his films were A Melancholy Melody Parts One, A Melancholy Melody Part…

Chen Yin Jung

Chen is the first of an emerging generation of filmmakers from Taiwan who are interested in making populist films. Her cinematic influences include Guy Ritchie, Ridley Scott, Martin Scorcese, David Fincher, Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, Tsui Hark, Charlie Chaplin, and Stephen Chow. In 2002, she…

Arthur Wong

Arthur Wong, a famous cinematographer, is the permanent president of HKSC. He began his film career at 17 years-old. He has participated in over 120 films with well-known directors, such as Ann Lee, John Woo, Hark Tsui, Jackie Chan, Peter Chan, Woo Ping Yuen and Teddy Chan. He has won Hong Kong Film…

Eason Chan

Chan was sent to the United Kingdom for study at the age of 12. He attended St. Joseph's kindergarten, St. Joseph's Primary School in Hong Kong, Dauntsey's School in Wiltshire, England, and later Kingston University majoring in architecture. Chan returned to Hong Kong before the completion of his degree…

Zhang Jing Chu

Zhang Jing Chu is a Chinese film actress. She graduated in Directing at the Central Academy of Drama in Beijing. Zhang was brought up in a middle-working-class family in the countryside. She studied English in Beijing New Oriental Institute and is fluent in the language. She came into international…

Brigitte Lin

An actress of striking intensity and fierce dedication to family life, Taiwanese-born Brigitte Lin has thrilled audiences since her earliest film appearances in the early '70s. From the hopelessly romantic films of her early career to the powerful and mysterious costume fantasies of her later roles,…

Septet: The Story of Hong Kong

7.6

Seven legendary Hong Kong filmmakers, whose names alone are enough to excite cinephiles, made an omnibus film about Hong Kong. Produced by Johnnie To, this seven-part anthology is a tribute to Hong Kong, ranging from…

May Fortune Smile on You

7.0

One mistake by the God of Fortune changes the fates of Mui Choi Gon and Wong Bak Man. Wong Bak Man becomes rich and prosperous, while Mui Choi Gon's wife and daughter leaves him and he now runs a street noodle shop…

All That Is Bitter Is Sweet

7.1

Foshan's famous physician Dou Sam has only one daughter, Dou Gaa Kei. Although she is intelligent and has a strong interest in Chinese medicine. On the day of her marriage to the mayor's son Chong Gai Zou, a serious…