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Due to the intensified conflict with his father, Xiaotian decides to run away from home and tries to support himself by selling paintings. He encounters a group of young homeless people who make a living by performing arts, stealing and extortion on the street.

Before the marriage, Tang Shi Min treats Zhang Jing Fen with care and attention, but after the marriage, Min is pleased with the business, but leaves his wife alone. After the marriage, Min is very pleased with his wife, but she is not happy with her. Fen's tactics of 'three obedience and four virtues' and 'crying and hanging' are unable to make Min change his mind.

That night, a lady met a lovely beast, a gigantic slimy cheesy one.

"Ink History" is just a collection of historical pictures without any explanation. These pictures are only momentary records in time and process. They only represent a one-sided witnessing evidence, which is left to be explained with unlimited possibilities. Even so, these pictures in collective memory serve as key frames in the timeline.

A year on from the 7.21 incident, the narrative of what happened that night has morphed from an attack by white-clad men on ordinary people into a violent confrontation between men in white T-shirts and men wearing black. Hong Kong Connection reviewed CCTV and online footage from the day to look for clues and track down those captured on film in a bid to understand the truth as they told it. One of the producers Choy Yuk Ling was later arrested by the Hong Kong Police Force for her involvement in this truth unveiling documentary.

A monochrome composition of dynamic shapes and patterns comes to light and to life.

A phobia. An adventure, a subject lost in time and space. Lost in a fog, lost in oblivion.

Never Rest/Unrest is a hand-held short film by Tiffany Sia about the relentless political actions in Hong Kong, spanning early summer to late 2019. The experimental short is an adaptation of the artist’s practice of scaling oral history, of showing political crisis in Hong Kong as ephemeral stories on Instagram for the past year.

Dear, Can I Give You a Hand? explores the erotic obsessions and existential panic of a senior citizen with a deadpan narration as touching as it is disturbing.

Sex comedy from Hongkong

Alan and Ben clicked right away at their first encounter. They leave to look for an hourly hotel to have sex but with it being Saturday night, those hotels are busy. As the two looked for hotels and flirted with each other, they wandered around streets and alleys in Hong Kong. From thinking about lust to talking about love, they grew to know each other more, which begs the question: does it really matter to have sex or not at this moment?

A view through cracks between fish markets and high-rise buildings; urban imagery of Hong Kong and the indulgence of domestic life. Hong Kong's hyperactive fish market in overwhelming colors.

A blacksmith is killed and his daughter gets revenge.

The 8th KKBOX Hong Kong Music Awards , themed "Music Reborn," took place on June 28, 2026, at the AsiaWorld-Arena. It celebrated the top streaming artists in Hong Kong based on user play counts, highlighting spectacular collaborations across generations of Cantopop and Mandopop

"FACES" is a fast, rhythmic, experimental montage of human diversity emphasised as a visual harmony. The aesthetics lie within the sequencing of a diverse pool of expressions and facial features, highlighted through portrait shots and extreme close-ups. The film encapsulates an optical presentation of human characteristics warping into abstract forms.

FLY TRAIN uses shadow play and experimental visuals to explore time and memory. During an ordinary journey, thoughts drift between scenery and fragmented memories, caught in dreams. Everyday silhouettes transform into the surreal, diving into a poetic stream of consciousness.

A boy plays with a ball in the corridor. The ball falls by the side of a dead man's body. Her mother picks it up again, gives it back to the boy, and continues her mah-jong game.

This short documentary depicts the experience of Selina Cheung, the producer of “The Road Runners' Spring” (2025), who began working part-time as a delivery walker during the film production. It explores the unique features of three food delivery platforms in Hong Kong and examines which urban landscapes are suitable for these walkers.

As Christmas 2021 neared, democracy symbols vanished from Hong Kong campuses. This visual diary reflects one person's quiet, selective witness at City University over three months.

A stop-motion animation showing two dancing figures that manifest within a man, each representing his emotions and functions. They linger in a divided space, isolated from the outside world. Suddenly, something rushes in and grabs their attention.

Losing friends, searching in a cesspit. A short film by 706younglings.

Sinhoi, who grew up in a temple, aspired to become a monk. When he left the temple to buy Buddhist supplies, he encountered prostitutes and tried to guide them towards righteousness. However, this sparked his sexual obsession, leading to a struggle between faith and desire. Ultimately, could he overcome temptation and successfully become a monk, or can his life have an alternative path?

Nestled between the skyscrapers of Hong Kong, housing some of high finance’s most creative minds, and the gleaming glass and steel boxes of Shenzhen, China’s Silicon Valley where the future is being built, lies a hidden world no less exceptional. In this lost country backwater of mountains and vegetable fields, factories still manufacture soy sauce in century old clay pots; Kenny hand makes concrete spacers that hold up some of the world’s longest suspension bridges. Cha Guo 茶粿 shines light on the lives of the villagers, craftsmen, farmers and business owners who make up this local village’s close-knit community. The people’s philosophy and signature are their resilience and their dedication. They embody “Made in Hong Kong” over generations. Cha Guo 茶粿 celebrates the heroes of Hong Kong and the fabric of what makes it and its people synonymous with warmth and the ubiquitous “can do” attitude.

A street photographer mouse meets a clock cuckoo bird, and they help each other find their sense of belonging and fulfill their dreams.

Scottish police detective and his alleged fatal affair with a young Chinese man. This sets off an investigation that threatens to rock the moral foundation of the Hong Kong Law Enforcement and Justice Department in the 1980s. Filmmaker David Chow takes us into the lives of present-day Hong Kong gay men to reveal their hidden aspirations and desires. He tracks down gay couples, a lovelorn painter, a taxi driver, activists, radical politicians, sociologists, sexologists, philosophers, and political analysts.Filming in pick-up joints, bars and saunas, he reveals a gay community forced underground by marginalization, criminalization, and discrimination. Chow uncovers how the conservative Hong Kong establishment is reluctant to improve the rights of the local gay community.

Hua Mulan, the Girl Who Went to War Alias: Mok Lan Chon Kwan Origin: Hong Kong Language: Cantonese Genre: Chinese Opera Release Date (HK): 05/25/1957

Film directed by Joe Choi.

Merchant Hu Li and his son Yun Guang took the opportunity of a business trip to Singapore to find a suitable match for each other. Li intended to introduce Ye Danhong to his son, while Guang planned to match his father with the widow, Madam Li. This led to a series of misunderstandings.

Hong Kong horror movie from 1945.

Two Women is a Historical Drama starring Rachel Lee and Wu Ma.

Tik, who was born with ADHD, is meticulously cared for by his single mother diagnosed with cancer. This early summer, he finally musters up his courage to step out of the motherly comfort zone and embarks on a journey of growth.

The short film mainly talks about the dream Pirate who travels around in different housing estates in Hong Kong to look for the dream photon. On the way, he meets a child who has a relationship with him and encounters the threat of the dream eater. Will it save him or continue to escape?

A Hong Kong short film

SHAU Tao is a talented and self respecting prostitute as described in ancient Chinese literature, born in the Tang dynasty - a period in Chinese history known for it\'s open attitude toward women. Nevertheless, even in a period like this, it is still men who control the fate of womankind. During that period, the celebrated poet, YU Jen falls for charms of SHAU Tao. However in the long run, he still does not wish to marry her due to her social status. Having a very high esteem for herself, SHAU Tao prefers to remain single for the rest of her life rather than make sacrifice to accommodate such a situation. The plot switches back and forth from the letters sent between SHAU Tao and YU Jen\'s wife. The film reveals an undercurrent of a homoerotic relationship and the subtle relationship between three of them.

The story of a female director who spends an hallucinatory night in quarantine in a hotel. She recalls her former lover and creative partner Liling, out of nowhere. And then, she is surprisedto find That Liling is in front in her, they pour out their hearts and past experiences, once the story comes into their view. The next morning, the hotel reception calls her.

The original regular routine of Wen-Lu is disturbed by Zi-An, but he also finally undersands that in his heart, he has the desire to be broken by the norms.

Tse Man Fu collapsed at home and his daughter filmed the entire process of him receiving treatment. This process also inspired the daughter to take a new look at her divorced parents, her stubborn grandmother and how their three-generation family has been coexisting.

I have been a fervent walker of the city and a detached collector of sights and sounds. Most of the outdoor sites in this work no long exist in current maps of Hong Kong, or they have never existed as practical, concrete dwellings.