蔡嘉儀

Every afternoon, there was always beautiful piano playing sounds coming from next to Cheung Yuk Fan 's studio, but she could only hear the sound but never see the person, until the parcel suddenly appeared one afternoon.

Written by Hong Kong Film Awards winner Lou Shiu-Wa (The Way We Are, 2008), this latest feature from indie filmmakers Vincent Chui is a realistic, unadorned portrayal of contemporary family and love relationships

The story of Lee Ho-Sang's uncle was like a tale about the Hungary Ghost Festival to be mentioned once every year.

In a subway that runs through Kowloon City and the defunct Hong Kong international airport, a story of the "normal" and the "abnormal" passes by.

It has been ten years since the historical handover of Hong Kong. Hong Kong’s progress toward democracy is still dissatisfactory, the society tend to be indifferent to the political environment.