formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A throbbing neon powerhouse: Hong Kong’s gigantic new billboard – with a nice museum attachedM+ wants to be a global titan of art, to rival Tate Modern and the Pompidou. But did architects Herzog and de Meuron overdo the concrete? … Continued
A Chinese spy stumbles on a cannibal den in We Are Going to Eat You. Farce ensues. Tsui Hark set out to make a kung fu movie, but it ended up a political satire. Dangerous Encounter of the First Kind … Continued
The 1970s are usually defined by the phenomenal success of Bruce Lee at the start of the decade, and the Hong Kong New Wave at the end. But a lot happened in between. Here we take a look at the “other” 1970s. … Continued
The first and largest Disney attraction dedicated to the blockbuster ‘Frozen’ franchise comes amid the company’s plans to spend a whopping $60 billion over the next decade to expand its parks and cruises. Source: Disney Set to Launch ‘Frozen Land’ … Continued
Hong Kong auteur Stanley Kwan will be featured as the filmmaker-in-focus at the Hong Kong International Film Festival. It will run a retrospective screening of 13 Kwan-directed films, including the director’s cut of “Center Stage.” “[Kwan] has developed a highly personal aesthetic style … Continued
Hong Kong’s first socially distanced outdoor entertainment park opened its doors to the public on Tuesday in an attempt by the entertainment industry to adjust to the coronavirus pandemic. The park, called The Grounds, has a hundred socially distanced enclosed … Continued