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NEW DATES for
Vidal Sassoon
The Movie
and The
Family Game
Vidal Sassoon
The Movie:
The screenings
have been
rescheduled to
10/9 9:40 pm at
HK Space Museum
Lecture Hall and
13/9 9:30 pm at
HK Arts Centre
Agnes.b CINEMA!
The Family Game:
the 24/8 7:15pm
screening has
been cancelled.
The second
screening of
The Family Game
on 12/9 9:40 pm
at HK Science
Museum Lecture
Hall remains
unaffected.
We apologize for
any
inconvenience
caused. |
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BE ENLIGHTENED
AT SIFF 2010!
Be enlightened
by the
fascinating
seminar series
offered at the 5th
Summer
International
Film Festival
with sharing by
experts,
scholars and
filmmakers! |
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More than two
decades have
past since
Taiwanese New
Wave filmmakers
such as Hou
Hsiao-Hsien and
Edward Yang had
carved a niche
for Taiwan’s
cinema
internationally.
Film critics
Bryan Chang and
Matthew Cheng
will discuss on
the significance
of this movement
in New Taiwan
Cinema and its
Times,
14/8 (Sat)
3:45pm - The
Grand Cinema,
after the
screening of
Dust in the Wind.
Free admission,
conducted in
Cantonese. |
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Hong Kong’s
homegrown
animation has
been much
overlooked in
light of
imported
productions from
Japan and the
USA. Local
animation
artists Neco Lo
and John Chan (Postgal)
will engage in a
dialogue on
Hong Kong
Animation:
Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow,
28/8 (Sat)
7:00pm – Agnes
b. CINEMA!
after the
screening of
The Postgal
Animation
Collection 2.0.
Free admission,
conducted in
Cantonese. |
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After over 45
films and an
illustrious
career that
spans four
decades,
Japanese master
filmmaker Yamada
Yoji’s
creativity is
still as fresh
as ever in our
contemporary 21st
century. Film
scholar Shu Kei
and film critic
Cheng Chuen-wai
will discuss on
the master’s
works in the
last decade in
Yamada Yoji
in 21st Century,
3/9 (Fri) 9:00pm
– Hong Kong
Space Museum
after the
screening of
Kyoto Story.
Free admission,
conducted in
Cantonese. |
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