Tag: Hong Kong
Karma’s Meth Nightmare by Donna Ong
Reminding me the early brilliance of Wong Kar Wai, Donna Ong’s fresh cinematic debut “Karma’s Meth Nightmare” is an imaginative experimental short dramatic film about a Nepalese teen experiencing a meth induced nightmarish and entertaining hallucination.
Hong Kong, a Tragedy: From Pearl of the Orient to a City that Dare Not Speak Its Name
Hong Kong descends from Pearl of the Orient to a city that dare not speak its name as filmmaker Quentin Lee watches with sadness.
The Ideological War Hidden Behind the Novel Coronavrius
Behind the global discourse of the Novel Coronavirus and COVID-19 hides the ideological war between democratic nations and authoritarian governments. In this ideological war played…
Snake Eaters
“On Snake Eaters” By Gina Marchetti Jericho Li, an MA Communications student at Baptist University, escorts us through Hong Kong’s Sham Shui Po in this…
Secret Lives of Hong Kong Protesters
WARNING: SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND THE FOOTAGE CONTAINED IN THIS ARTICLE TO BE DISTURBING OR OFFENSIVE. When I was in Hong Kong during the first…
Raymond Ma on “I Don’t Have a Phone”
Raymond Ma is a veteran actor who has appeared in more than 130+ films and television shows. I was fortunate enough to work with him…
Hong Kong Mon Amour (or the Twice Cooked Immigrant)
The most heartbreaking moment in my life was when I was eleven my parents came home in Hong Kong and said that we had to…
Worst Business Class Experience: Hong Kong Airlines
Beware of those alluring and deceptive upgrade offer signs at the check in counters of Hong Kong Airlines. When I decided to pay for a…
Kiss and Make Up: From Choreography to Video
As an amateur dancer from Los Angeles, I take hip hop classes everywhere I travel. I feel it’s a good way to learn about local…
Do You Want to Be in the Next Donnie Yen Movie?
8/10/18: WITH APOLOGIES… I just received word from production that the production will be postponed and we will have to wait for production’s news to…
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