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Rewind to the Present: TAPE《錄影歹》, a Raw and Thrilling Hong Kong remake of Richard Linklater’s 2001 Film

After a successful festival run including a screening at the Raindance Film Festival, the Hong Kong adaptation of Richard Linklater’s TAPE is set to hit UK cinemas from 22 August 2025. The film brings new cultural depth and dramatic intensity to the classic one-room thriller. Stay tuned for more screening updates, including upcoming showings in Canada!

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2025 Mulan International Film Festival Returns to Toronto with 38 Pan-Chinese Films

The 2025 Mulan International Film Festival returns to Innis Town Hall from August 8–17. Dedicated to fostering an appreciation of pan-Chinese cinema in Canada, the 6th edition will showcase 38 films over 10 days. Spanning eras, regions, and languages, this year’s program offers a vital platform for engaging with the richness and diversity of pan-Chinese storytelling.

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Voices Beyond Words: The Way We Talk Arrives in Canada《看我今天怎麼說》

Coming to Canadian cinemas this Friday, The Way We Talk is the latest film from acclaimed director Adam Wong 黃修平 (The Way We Dance and She Remembers, He Forgets), known for his genre-defying storytelling. With a sensitive and objective lens, Wong leads audiences into the world of the Deaf community, offering a narrative that is both inclusive and deeply human. Starring Neo Yau, Chung Suet Ying, and Marco Ng.

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Valley of the Shadow of Death: A Bold New Hong Kong Drama Exploring Faith and Forgiveness《不赦之罪》

From two of Hong Kong’s most daring new voices—directors Jeffrey Lam and Antonio Tam—Valley of the Shadow of Death is an unflinching cinematic debut that confronts the uneasy space between faith and human frailty. Starring three-time Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor Anthony Wong and stage icon Louisa So, this haunting drama follows a pastor whose daughter was raped and driven to suicide—only to be faced years later with the return of her assailant, now a penitent church member.

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Making Sense and Beauty of Dreams…and Our Worst Fears–Nick Cheung’s 張家輝 Peg O’ My Heart《贖夢》 Is a Stunning Visual Experience and Psychological Thriller

In Peg O’ My Heart, Hong Kong icon Nick Cheung directs and stars in a gripping psychological thriller exploring dreams, regret, and redemption. With stellar performances by Fala Chen and Terrance Lau, this visually stunning film blends horror with social commentary on mental health and morality.

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Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In Exhibition that Once Stunned Visitors at Hong Kong International Airport

Recognised for its exceptional art direction and set design at the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards, the production set of Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In was on display at Hong Kong International Airport. This captivating exhibition has showcased the film's stunning details to the public, offering visitors an up-close look at its intricate design.

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Philip Yung’s Papa: About time, Oblivion, and Memories《爸爸》

Philip Yung’s 翁子光 Papa《爸爸》arrives in North American cinemas on March 14. Inspired by a real 2010 case in Hong Kong, the film follows a father grappling with unimaginable loss after his son, who suffers from schizophrenia, kills his wife and daughter. Sean Lau delivers a career-defining performance, capturing the depths of a father’s sorrow and resilience.

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Diaspora Storytelling: The Homecoming of Fresh Off Markham《敗走麥城》

Fresh Off Markham is a film that weaves together stories of immigration, identity, and community in a way that feels deeply personal to Chinese Canadians in Toronto and Markham. This debut feature by three Hong Kong-born directors—shot locally in Markham, Richmond Hill, and Scarborough—is a heartfelt tribute to the Chinese diaspora and their experiences in Canada.

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The Last Dance《破•地獄》: Hong Kong's Unique Take on Life, Death, and Tradition

In her debut feature, screenwriter Ho Miu Ki masterfully explores the complexities of human connection in Love Lies—a poignant blend of drama and comedy. The film follows the intertwined lives of two very different people, brought together by an online scam, and speaks to anyone who has faced the challenges of love and relationships in the modern world. It also delves into the loneliness that often comes with navigating life in a digital age.

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Love Lies《我談的那場戀愛》: Navigating Real Connections in a Digital World

In her debut feature, screenwriter Ho Miu Ki masterfully explores the complexities of human connection in Love Lies—a poignant blend of drama and comedy. The film follows the intertwined lives of two very different people, brought together by an online scam, and speaks to anyone who has faced the challenges of love and relationships in the modern world. It also delves into the loneliness that often comes with navigating life in a digital age.

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BIG: Wei Te-Sheng’s Heartfelt Journey of Life and Courage Premieres in Canada

Legendary Taiwanese director Wei Te-Sheng brings his acclaimed film BIG to Canada, premiering on November 1, 2024. Known for his blockbuster Cape No. 7, Wei Te-Sheng explores life’s complexities through laughter and tears, highlighting the profound value of living within a hospital. The film blends live-action and animation, featuring the work of Takumi Tanji, the acclaimed animator and art director behind Your Name and Suzume. This heartfelt narrative captures the voices of children navigating life changes alongside their families and fellow patients, conveying joy and sorrow throughout the journey while celebrating the courage to fight until the end.

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