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Hong Kong's Once Mighty Film Industry Grapples With Changing Market & Political Realities - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's Once Mighty Film Industry Grapples With Changing Market & Political Realities

As Filmart gets underway, Hong Kong’s major production companies, including Edko Films, Emperor Motion Pictures (EMP), Media Asia, One Cool Group and Universe Entertainment, will be unveiling their new titles in enormous booths at the front of the trade show floor, some of which will be as elaborate as film sets. Many of the films …

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Hong Kong Film Industry Grapples With Market & Political Realities - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong Film Industry Grapples With Market & Political Realities

New security legislation and changing market conditions in mainland China are creating new challenges for Hong Kong's once mighty film industry.

HK singer Aaron Kwok in good spirits after arriving in Malaysia for his concert - Vimarsana News

HK singer Aaron Kwok in good spirits after arriving in Malaysia for his concert

This is good news given his recent cancellation of all promotional activities in the country due to health issues.

Hong Kong Box Office Weak at Lunar New Year - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong Box Office Weak at Lunar New Year

Cinema box office in Hong Kong failed to live up to expectations or the last year's total over the Lunar New Year holidays.

Hong Kong's Lunar New Year box office takings flop with veteran filmmaker blaming residents travelling outside city for the holiday - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's Lunar New Year box office takings flop with veteran filmmaker blaming residents travelling outside city for the holiday

Ticket sales from the Lunar New Year’s eve on Friday to Tuesday amounted to nearly HK$49 million, a 24 per cent decline compared with last year.

Source: scmp.com