‘Anita’ Review: Splashy Biopic of Hong Kong Showbiz Superstar Anita Mui Looks Great but Lacks a Little Soul

Partner Content Traces of life in Hong Kong, with all that it was before the pandemic, began to reappear in February. The steady easing into the “new normal” saw cinemas reopen and moviegoers have slowly gained confidence in returning to theaters, resulting in healthy grosses for both foreign and local films.Genre films, such as action and horror-thrillers, offer modest budgets and quick production turnaround — and they’re the Hong Kong film industry’s most popular exports.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefMegaton Entertainment, an indie distribution and film sales firm, has picked up a pair of titles from Hong Kong production entities AMM Entertainment and Phoenix Waters.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefTravel restrictions are being eased in parts of Asia, bringing the prospects of tourist arrivals, restarts for local economies and easier logistics for filmmakers and executives.

Bella Thorne is the not-so Little Red Riding Hood you will be facing off this time. The Cuban descent and Florida native actress, model, and singer took social media to share her stunning Halloween costume, which is a sexier and edgier spin on the classic character.

Two years after Hong Kong cracked down on pro-Democracy demonstrators, the local legislature passed a new film censorship law, according to multiple reports. As part of the measure, Hong Kong’s powerful Chief Secretary can now revoke a film’s license if it conflicts with China’s national security interests.

Rebecca Davis editorHong Kong on Wednesday formally banned films that are deemed to “threaten national security” with an amendment to beef up its existing film censorship law, the latest move to tighten the grip on artistic and speech freedoms in the country.The city’s legislative council — in which there are no opposing forces — amended the Film Censorship Bill by a show of hands to give movie censors the task of vetting content for violations of a draconian national security written and

Dancing On Ice has revealed that three new skaters will be joining the competition to replace professionals Klabera Komini, Yebin Mok and Hamish Gaman.

A Hong Kong broadcaster is set to air the country’s first ever gay dating show in early November.TVB announced it will air Boyscation, a dating show which will have 10 out gay male contestants and will be hosted by Hong Kong actor Vinci Wong.Wong is also one of the producers of the show and shared a picture of himself on the sets of Boyscation with a champagne glass in hand.“The most important chapter of my TV career.

EXCLUSIVE: Joe Tippett (Mare of Easttown, The Morning Show) has boarded Mr. Harrigan’s Phone, a film adaptation of the short story by Stephen King, which writer-director John Lee Hancock (The Little Things, The Founder, Blumhouse and Ryan Murphy Productions are making for Netflix.

Manchester City centre back Callum Doyle says he is keeping his mind on the moment rather than think about his future with the club.

Insomniac Games to bring Spider-Man to life, but one character was nearly too difficult to include.Aunt May has always been a critical part of Peter Parker’s story and why he does what he does. However, she nearly didn’t make it into the Spider-Man video game.

with Ben Affleck. However, she also continues to make movies, and she's producing and starring in some exciting projects.

Perez was going to see Halloween Kills and he thought J.R. would enjoy going to see the film too. He agreed! We give you a very honest reaction! And we’re dealing with major middle child syndrome now! Trying to triage that as best we can! Watch!

Rebel Wilson was photographed shopping at Beverly Hills. The actress was seen wearing a beautiful velvet jacket with pink details and what looked like leather pants.

an interview with the BBC.Although he refrained from naming names, William’s comments came on the same day that William Shatner became the oldest person in history to journey into space onboard a capsule belonging to Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin.

HONG KONG -- A Danish artist is seeking to get back his sculpture in Hong Kong memorializing the victims of China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown as a deadline loomed for its removal Wednesday.Jens Galschioet said in an emailed statement that he had hired a lawyer and hopes he will be able to transport the sculpture out of Hong Kong "under orderly conditions and without it having suffered from any damage.”Hong Kong University last week demanded the removal of the “Pillar of Shame” sculpture by

Councillors in Trafford want to be prepared as up to 300,000 people are predicted to emigrate from Hong Kong to the UK over the next five years.