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Decades on from the local industry’s heyday, small films by debut directors have won attention at home and abroad. With government funding set to get a boost, some see a glimmer of hope for the once-proud local scene.

The versatile star, who celebrates his 58th birthday on Monday, caught the eye playing a cold-hearted murderer in 1993 and has gone on to give many award-winning ‘killer’ performances

Anthony Wong said pain will distort humanity.

As pro-democracy, anti-police-brutality protests in Hong Kong enter their 10th week, the political unrest has begun to make itself felt in the entertainment world, with actors and other performers …

Anthony Wong is grateful to have won awards for his role in Still Human. It’s one of few meaty parts he has had since speaking out in support of Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters, and he has a plan B if blacklisting persists.

Hong Kong drama “Still Human” picked up top prizes at the 21st Far East Film Festival in Udine, Italy at midnight on Sunday. It was a favorite of both critics and audience. However, the film’s lead…

HONG KONG - Anthony Wong once again held off veteran Chow Yun Fat to bag Best Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards (HKFA) on Sunday (April 14). The two had duelled earlier in January at the Hong Kong Film Critics Society awards, with Wong (Still Human) getting the nod over Chow (Project Gutenberg) then. On Sunday, Wong also got the nod over three other rivals - Aaron Kwok (Project Gutenberg), Francis Ng (Men On The Dragon) and Philip Keung (Tracey). It was his third time winning that HKFA accolade.

Anthony Wong was named Best Actor at the 38th Hong Kong Film Awards (HKFA) last night, denying heavyweight Chow Yun Fat a fourth win in that category.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

More than 60 films will be screened over 11 days at the 7th Singapore Chinese Film Festival. Read more at The Business Times.

The Hong Kong film tells the touching story of a disabled middle-aged man and his young Filipino maid as they learn to embrace their lives again.

Crisel Consunji, 34, came to Hong Kong as a Disney vocalist and later became an educator