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The Telos Press Podcast: Vivian Lee on the Urban Space of Hong Kong Cinema - Vimarsana News

The Telos Press Podcast: Vivian Lee on the Urban Space of Hong Kong Cinema

Vivian P. Y. Lee discusses her article "The City in Flux: Toward an Urban Topology of Hong Kong Cinema," from Telos 197 (Winter 2021).

HAF Picks 28 In-Development Projects and 15 Work-in-Progress Projects, Runs Online for The Third Year - Vimarsana News

HAF Picks 28 In-Development Projects and 15 Work-in-Progress Projects, Runs Online for The Third Year

HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 9 February 2022 - The Hong Kong - Asia Film Financing Forum has shortlisted 28 in-development projects for its 20th anniversary edition (HAF20), which will run online for the third consecutive year

Crime thriller Limbo named the best film of 2021 by Hong Kong critics - Vimarsana News

Crime thriller Limbo named the best film of 2021 by Hong Kong critics

Soi Cheang Pou Soi’s nihilistic crime thriller Limbo has been voted the best Hong Kong film of 2021 by a panel of critics, the Hong Kong Film Critics Society announced on Jan 17. Marking something of a triumphant return to home soil by Cheang, whose lucrative if critically divisive spell in mainland China saw him direct a trio of special-effects-laden...

12 Horror Anthology Movies That will Haunt Your Nightmares - Vimarsana News

12 Horror Anthology Movies That will Haunt Your Nightmares

Horror and anthologies go together like peanut butter and chocolate, knives and showers, zombies and shopping malls. While sometimes it’s worth it

Three... Extremes movie review (2005) - Vimarsana News

Three... Extremes movie review (2005)

"Three... Extremes" collects directors from Hong Kong, Korea and Japan to make horror films, each about 40 minutes long. The device was common in Europe in the 1960s, where movies like "Boccaccio '70" set assorted directors loose on a vaguely-related theme. Here the theme is horror, and by horror I don't mean the Hollywood routine of shock, blood and special effects. These films are deeply, profoundly creepy.